Murder in the Antarctic - Softcover

Warr, Michael

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1784072761 ISBN 13: 9781784072766

Publisher: Antarctic Memories Pub, 2013

Synopsis

After a marriage break up Jim McKinnon, a security consultant, wants an Antarctic cruise with cool seals, penguins and icebergs, and the beautiful brunette Carol Martins. She is interested in him, but is on the cruise to avenge her dead father killed on an Antarctic sledge trip many years ago. Four million dollars of stolen gold coins are hidden on the cruise ship. A passenger dies. Murdered. Someone is protecting the stashed gold. Jim investigates. He cannot rely on Carol: she is the prime suspect in the murder of a second passenger. The rest of the passengers want the murders solved. They deny knowledge of the gold coins. But someone will kill again to protect the gold. Jim could be next.

About this title

About the Author:

Michael Warr lived for two years in the Antarctic in the 1960s. Huts were heated with coal, water came from melted snow, and transportation was with huskies. He returned on a cruise thirty-nine years later. Changes were: no coal, no huskies and more whales. Other cruises followed for Michael as an Antarctic historian. This is his first fiction book. He lives in central British Columbia.

About this edition

• Publisher: Antarctic Memories Pub
• Publication date: 2013
• ISBN 10: 1784072761
• ISBN 13: 9781784072766
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 308