Declan Conlon

Cathrin Blake once came to Ireland from Germany to study there. She fell in love with the detective inspector Liam, had a son and worked as a police psychologist. When Liam suddenly disappeared without a trace, Cathrin lost the ground under her feet. It took a lot of strength to find her way out of this crisis. She still works as a psychologist today, albeit no longer with the police, and lives with her son Paul. She left the past behind, but then the bones of buried children and those of a grown man are found in a monastery: Liam! Suddenly the past is there again with all its unresolved, agonizing questions.

Solveig Karlsdóttir is a crime writer in Reykjavik, even a very successful one, which can be surprising, because with an average of two murders per year, Icelandic reality is not a rich source of inspiration. But Solveig has a blooming imagination. Or is it a particularly keen sense of things that are different from what they seem, things that others may not even notice?

Amber is a gripping drama that follows the search for a missing 14-year-old girl, revealing the complex web of secrets and lies that surround her disappearance. As the investigation unfolds, the lives of those closest to Amber are thrown into turmoil, and the police must navigate a maze of suspects and motives to uncover the truth.