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Dead Water by Simon Ings
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Dead Water (edition 2011)

by Simon Ings

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A conspiracy that dates from World War Two starts to unravel in the aftermath of an act of piracy: a genre-defying thriller.
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Title:Dead Water
Authors:Simon Ings
Info:Atlantic Books (2011), Hardcover, 350 pages
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What a ride?! Part travelogue, part history of arctic exploration, part mystical surrealism, part industrial espionage, part social commentary - and that doesn't even approach a disquietingly in-depth knowledge of container shipping. Should't work, couldn't work - yet it does. Great pace (in fact a bit hard to follow sometimes) with characters I grew very attached to (spoiler, don't get too attached to anyone) all hidden inside a credible (to mind) plot. ( )
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