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This turns out to be a sequel to Isvik, which I thought was overlong and with a weak and unbelievable plot. As with Isvik, the characters are poorly drawn, and about the only interesting bit in the whole 421 pages are when our hero flies a Hercules cargo plane off an ice floe . It is Boys' Own Paper , read down the middle of the page stuff , which by and large would insult the intelligence of a 9 year old , and not worth wasting your time on, even in this peculiar post-coronavirus world we live in
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Ed Cruse (Fictitious character), FictionPlaces
Falklands, Weddell Sea, AntarcticaTimes
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