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ANTARCTICA fiction from the most inhospitable place on Earth, which has no permanent human residents |
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by Sarah Andrews
Arriving in Antarctica to work on her master's thesis, glaciologist Valena Walker discovers that her professor has been arrested for murder. Determined to avoid being shipped back to the States before she completes her studies, she decides to investigate a reporter's mysterious death from exposure
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by Iain Banks
A satirical novel chronicles the behind-the-scenes machinations of a secretive organization with plans to dominate the world. |
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by Simon Beaufort
A group of scientists are conducting research on the inhospitable Livingston Island in Antarctica when their station is attacked by a mysterious group of armed men/
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by Lucy Jane Bledsoe
The raw emotions of three women lead to often explosive interactions among scientists, artists, and other lost souls marooned in Antarctica after a crash-landing and the discovery of a long-frozen body. |
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by Clive Cussler
A sunken treasure in a remote Washington State pit...a Chinese takeover of part of Antarctica...a shoot-out aboard a Mississippi casino steamboat. Where else could all this take place but in a Cussler novel?
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by Rebecca Hunt
Pushed to their physical and psychological limits, the three members of a grueling expedition to an Antarctic island, following in the footsteps of a similar but failed venture a century earlier, experience disturbing echoes of the mysterious, fated past. |
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by Iain Lawrence
The year is 1910, and a great adventure is beginning. It will take two years to finish and will end in a desperate race across the bottom of the world, with a dead man being the winner.
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by H. P. Lovecraft
The deliberately told and increasingly chilling recollection of an Antarctic expedition’s uncanny discoveries–and their encounter with untold menace in the ruins of a lost civilization–is a milestone of macabre literature.
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by Midge Raymond
It is only at the end of the world -- among the glacial mountains, cleaving icebergs, and frigid waters of Antarctica -- where Deb Gardner and Keller Sullivan feel at home. |
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by Bob Reiss
One year after accidentally causing the death of his best friend, Antarctica research scientist Jack Amirault's sister is killed, and his subsequent unauthorized investigations result in his being charged with murder.
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by Helen Sedgwick
Weaves science and the imagination into a melancholy yet magical tale of long-departed souls who won't rest until they can impose their will upon their living relations.
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by Ashley Shelby
Do you have digestion problems due to stress? Do you have problems with authority? How many alcoholic drinks do you consume a week? Would you rather be a florist or a truck driver? These are the questions that decide who has what it takes to live at South Pole Station, a place with an average temperature of -54°F and no sunlight for six months a year.
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by James M. Tabor
The brilliant and battle-tested heroine Hallie Leland confronts intrigue and murder in the most unforgiving place on Earth.
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