For fans of Paula Hawkins and Ruth Ware, this gripping thriller from
the bestselling author of The Lost Swimmer is a "taut and tightly
wound page-turner" (Marie Claire) set in the icy reaches of
Antarctica.
When environmental scientist Laura Alvarado is sent to a remote
Antarctic island to report on an abandoned whaling station, she begins
to uncover more than she could ever imagine.
Reminders of the bloody, violent past are everywhere, and Laura is
disturbed by evidence of recent human interference. Rules have been
broken, and the protected wildlife is behaving strangely.
On a diving expedition, Laura emerges into an ice cave where she is
shocked to see an anguished figure, crying for help. But in this
freezing, lonely landscape there are ghosts everywhere, and Laura
wonders if her own eyes can be trusted. Has she been in the ice too
long?
Back at base, Laura's questions about the whaling station go unanswered,
blocked by scientists unused to outsiders. And Laura just can't shake
what happened in the cave.
Piecing together a past and present of cruelty and betrayal that spans
the globe--from Norway to Nantucket, Europe and Antarctica--Laura will
stop at nothing to uncover the truth. As she comes face to face with the
dark side of human nature, she also discovers a newfound hope in love
and the meaning of family. If only Laura can find her way...out of the
ice.
