The place is treacherous. So are his enemies.
On the coldest continent on earth, something is causing heating systems to fail and planes to fall from the sky.
Brad Willis is sent to Antarctica by Mike Reilly of MI6, his mission, to find its source and disable it. Willis is a great scientist but only a part-time spy.
Will his knowledge and skills be sufficient? His visit was shrouded in secrecy. But someone knows…
The South Pole has several scientific instruments. He plans to use one in a novel way to help with his search. Will it be accurate enough? Will it even work?
He knows he must face danger to succeed. Can he risk flying across the Ice to investigate? A note written in Mandarin gives a clue if he could only understand its cryptic message.
It’s getting colder as winter approaches. If he fails, everyone will freeze to death…
He will need time, and that’s a commodity in limited supply.
A Brad Willis Adventure

About this book

Tom Boles
Tom Boles is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and a past President of the British Astronomical Association. He has discovered more supernovae (exploding stars) than any other individual. For his contribution to astronomy, he was awarded the Merlin Medal and the Walter Goodacre Award. The International Astronomical Union has named main belt asteroid 7648 Tomboles in his honour.
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