Book Clubber Pass (October)
Book Clubber Pass (October)
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Book Clubber Pass (October)

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 Hello Book Lovers,

Take this opportunity to get the most out of reading! Join a vibrant Book Club that will challenge you to read unique books, and encourage you to consider alternative perspectives.

This Book Clubber Pass will grant you access to weekly Sunday evening (5:30pm AST) Book Club on Zoom.

*THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE A COPY OF THE BOOK*

I encourage you to find a copy of The Prey by Yrsa Sigurdardottir at your local library, or your favourite second-hand book store. Of course, you can find this publication new from a number of large and small booksellers.

There are limited spaces available 🥰

Yours,

Emma

October 2025 Book Pick:
The Prey by Yrsa Sigurdardottir

THE FIRST PHONE CALL SHOCKS A FAMILY.

Kolbeinn has been called to his old home. The new owners uncovered some photos, and a muddied child's shoe bearing the name 'Salvor'. A name Kolbeinn doesn't recognise. Soon after, he hears news of his mother's deteriorating health. Her carers say she has been asking for her daughter, his Salvor.

THE SECOND TRACKS TWO MISSING COUPLES.

Jóhanna is working with the search and rescue team in Höfn to find two couples from Reykjavik. Their phones' last location has been pinpointed to the road leading up into the highlands. In a harsh winter, the journey is treacherous, and they soon find the first body. More troubling, Johanna senses her team is being tracked through the snow.

A THIRD FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE?

Hjörvar works at the Stokksnes Radar Station in the highlands. He's alone when the phone connected to the gate the first time it's done so since he began working there five months ago. When he answeres, he can only hear interference, and what sounds like a child's voice asking for her mother.

How are these events connected?

And what may be searching for its prey out on the ice?