Inspired by the story of Svalbard's first female trapper, Cold Coast is a gripping portrayal of survival within the stark beauty and perilous wilderness of the high Arctic
Robyn Mundy Book order
This author is deeply inspired by the wild and polar regions. Her novels, set in remote, isolated locales, explore life and the human experience within extreme environments. Through her writing, often drawing from personal experiences of extended stays in Antarctica and on secluded islands, the author offers unique insights into human resilience and connection to nature. Her works are a celebration of untamed landscapes and the profound impact they have on the human spirit.
- 2022
- 2010
The Nature of Ice
- 374 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Set against the stunning backdrop of Antarctica, the narrative explores themes of hope, love, and loss through the metaphor of ice. The story delves into the transient nature of both the landscape and human emotions, illustrating how easily beauty can be disrupted and lost. The characters navigate their desires and faith, paralleling the impermanence of sea ice, which serves as a poignant reminder of life's fleeting moments.