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I’ll read it - I’m aways interested in unusual settings.
Ben wrote: "I’ll read it - I’m aways interested in unusual settings."Ben, gladly. I had a look at your shelf before replying, and The Berlin Letters review is the one that decided it. "Even if this isn't generally your genre, I'd encourage you" is a generous way to read, and a hundred and three books finished with nothing abandoned says you give things a fair go.
Send me an email address and the ebook's yours today. Fair warning that it's closer to Jane Harper's isolation than to Horowitz's puzzle-box, and there's no detective in it at all.
No deadline and no obligation to post anything.
Conspiracy thriller · 308 pages · Publishing 17 September 2026
Six people reach the bottom of the world and find a record that stops explaining itself. Built on real, checkable history: the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, Operation Highjump, the parts nobody quite explains. For readers of Blake Crouch and Dan Brown.
Advance copies are now on BookSirens, so you can grab one directly rather than waiting on me:
https://booksirens.com/book/J57LNTP/M...
ePub or PDF, and it's free.
There's also an audiobook narrated by Innocent Okoye arriving on 21 October, and I'm still looking for listeners for that one in particular. Audio requests go through colewinters.com/arc-request?src=goodr...
Nine early reviews so far, averaging 4.4, including two from published novelists. Nothing owed and no obligation to post at all.
Happy to answer questions here either way.