Currently Reading:
Gale Warning by Hammond Innes: The 5,000-ton freighter,
Trikkala, outward bound in convoy from Murmansk, struck a mine in the
early hours of March 5th, 1945, 300 miles from the nearest land. There
were only eight survivors and she was listed as sunk. Yet over a
year later the Trikkala radioed an S.O.S. as she was battering her way
towards the Hebrides through the gale-swept waters of the Arctic Ocean. Why
was this ghost ship still afloat? What had happened during the missing
months? What is the sinister significance of only eight survivors from a
ship that never sank?
Hi Bev, I'm reading two books currently - one on the relatively light side and one on the dark and grim side.
ReplyDeleteLight side: SIDNEY CHAMBERS AND THE PERILS OF THE NIGHT by James Runcie - the second book in a wonderful new series highly recommended.
Dark side: DARK WATER - The Strange Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes, A Novel Featuring Arthur Conan Doyle by David Pirie. Another fabulous and newly discovered (by me) series.
So I'm having a good time.
P.S. That GALE WARNING book sounds a treat. Hammond Innes. Don't know if I've read anything by this author.
Oh, forgot I'm also listening to Michael Innes' FROM LONDON FAR, a fabulous vintage read.
Yvette: I've got FROM LONDON FAR somewhere on the TBR stacks, I believe....
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