Jack Grimwood Arctic Sun Paperback Book

From the awardwinning author of Moskva and Nightfall Berlin, a gripping suspensefilled thriller in the frozen North . . .Cold War conspiracies build to a bloody climax in the snow The Times, Thriller of the MonthWinter, 1987. The Kola Peninsula, northern Russia.A secret, underground research station is destroyed in an explosion.Coming months after the Chernobyl disaster, the Soviets will do anything to conceal the incident. Which is bad news for British Arctic researcher Dr Amelia Blackburn who stumbles on the truth . . .Lost in frozen, endless night, Kola is as difficult to survive in as it is impossible to get into or out of without the Soviets noticing. But those are Major Tom Foxs orders find Amelia, learn what she knows, leave. His chances of success drop with the temperature.But Fox, a widower desperate to see his son again, has one thing the Soviets chasing him lack. A light to guide him in the darkness . . .For those who enjoy vintage le Carr Ian RankinThe new le Carr BBC Radio 2 The Sara Cox ShowA proper pageturning high stakes thriller Crime TimeA damned fine writer IndependentBritish Science Fiction Award winner, 2006 | Jack Grimwood Arctic Sun Paperback Book