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Sheridan House (2000), Edition: New Ed, 400 pages
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On a dark night in the Danish harbour of Dragor, Ulf is handed a logbook by a lone sailor who then disappears. The bizarre events recorded in the log lead to a harrowing winter crossing of the North Sea.
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LibraryThing member wyvernfriend
A friend of mine in college used to talk about the Greater Celtic Supernation; all of those countries who have celtic roots. This book is about a group of people who are determined to win independence for this group. A Danish sailor, Ulf, becomes involved because he bumps into a Finnish Sailor,
An interesting read, this is quite a fun thriller. The druids are bloodthirsty and the overarching idea of their being a plot by the celtic nations to gain independence is fun, particularly in the light of scottish independence! Some of the predictions are off but still it's an amusing read.
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Pekka, who has rescued Mary, a Scottish woman. When Pekka turns up dead, Ulf decides to use Pekka's log book to follow his traces and find out what was going on with him, sailing to Scotland during winter.An interesting read, this is quite a fun thriller. The druids are bloodthirsty and the overarching idea of their being a plot by the celtic nations to gain independence is fun, particularly in the light of scottish independence! Some of the predictions are off but still it's an amusing read.
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English
Physical description
400 p.; 9 inches
ISBN
157409114X / 9781574091144