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  • Location: Nunavut, the Arctic, North West Territory

Arctic Drift

Arctic Drift

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2000s:  A thrilling mystery set in  a unique and relatively new landscape. 

  • ISBN: 978-0141038919
  • Genre: Thriller

What you need to know before your trail

A foundered Victorian ship looking for the fabled Northwest Passage holds a secret in its icy grave . . .

When Dirk Pitt of NUMA is almost blown to pieces in a lab explosion, he suspects sabotage. The lab in question belongs to a scientist hoping to use a rare mineral to combat greenhouse gases – but who would want to destroy the one chance to save the planet?

Well there are some of would want to control such a secret – and it is up to Pitt and his colleague NUMA to return to the Arctic to find the origins of this precious mineral and end up battling for survival- not just from the elements but from someone who is about to plunge the North American continent into war . .

Travel Guide

Nunavut province and the North Western Passage

Nunavut province and the Arctic are cold harsh places and a thriller set here already stands apart for such a raw and stark environment and for the nature of crime committed. What really does lie beneath the surface of the ice up there?

A mysterious ship wreck with secrets that could educate us all and help save the world. The world of scientists and minerals might not sound the most thrilling for some but it is so well drawn and made exciting then  we felt like a eco warrior of sorts ourselves. Worlds that are so different from our own and which nowadays are not all that impossible or far removed from the truth are thrilling and chilling equal measure.

Careful that ice is thin…….

Booktrail Boarding Pass Information: Arctic Drift

Author/Guide: Clive Cussler  Destination: Nunavut, the Arctic, North West Territory  Departure Time: 2000s

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