The Last Voyage: Book Three of Frozen Truth

The secret they buried has surfaced. The enemy they thought dead has survivied. The voyage no one survives has begun.

July 1932. Two and a half years after burying Viking navigation secrets in a Greenland ice cave, archaeologist Victoria Whitmore and her husband Thomas discover the knowledge has resurfaced in Soviet hands. Major Gerald Thorne, the intelligence operative they once trusted, stole Victoria’s research photographs and sold them to Moscow. Now the Soviets are attempting the impossible: a single-season transit of the Northern Sea Route aboard the icebreaker Alexander Sibiryakov.

British intelligence wants the Whitmores aboard as observers. Their real mission: assess what the Soviets know, neutralize Thorne, and recover the stolen charts. But Thorne is playing his own game, and when the Sibiryakov’s propeller shaft shatters in the East Siberian Sea, everyone’s plans unravel in the endless Arctic twilight.

Trapped on a drifting ship under improvised sails, surrounded by Soviet agents and a man bent on revenge, Victoria faces an impossible choice: let the knowledge remain a weapon in the hands of empires, or find a way to make it belong to everyone.

The frozen truth demands its final reckoning.