About the book

Deep within a drifting ice island in the Arctic Ocean, a decommissioned Soviet research station holds a biological secret from the Cold War. When an American research team led by scientist Cassiopeia Vitt and a local game warden discovers the facility, they inadvertently trigger an international conflict. The discovery reveals evolved predators trapped in the ice and experimental biological engineering. A Russian submarine commander and a specialized American military unit converge on the site, leading to a claustrophobic battle for control over a weaponized evolutionary breakthrough that threatens to collapse the surrounding ice shelves.

This technical adventure appeals to readers who prioritize hard science fiction elements integrated into a military survival scenario. It is written for those interested in speculative biology, polar exploration, and high-stakes geopolitical maneuvering. Readers gain a detailed look at the logistics of sub-zero warfare and the theoretical possibilities of prehistoric adaptation. The narrative provides a fast-paced sequence of tactical maneuvers and biological horror, leaving the reader with a cynical look at how global powers weaponize scientific anomalies for strategic dominance.

Details
Published
2003
Language
EN

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