Darkness never sleeps

In this chilling novel – introduced by a talented first-time thriller writer – a psychiatrist is called upon to solve a mystery at a top-secret military base. Winter 1967. An arctic storm traps three soldiers in a secret American base beneath the ice of Greenland. When the rescue team finally reaches them, the two soldiers have been charred to death in what appears to have been an accidental fire, and the third, Private Connor Murphy, has survived with severe burns – but no memory of the past seven days. New York psychiatrist – and CIA outside consultant – Jack Miller undertakes to help Murphy regain his memory. Carrying his own wounds from World War II, Miller feels he has a lot in common with the disfigured young soldier and patiently tries to help him remember the events of the deadly storm. But the CIA not only tasks Miller with restoring Murphy's memory, it also informs him that one of the three soldiers was a Soviet agent – ​​and he must find him. As Miller investigates the past of the other two soldiers and the history of the isolated base, he soon realizes that nothing is as it seems. They wrote about the book: “If you read it without breathing, you will feel a flood of emotions. […] This is a talented debut author who deserves our attention. One of the best historical thrillers I've ever read." –Historical Novel Society “Mockler keeps the tension undiminished throughout the novel – readers will be absorbing the pages as they follow Miller's reasoning. Fans of Golden Age mystery stories will be delighted." –Publishers Weekly "A wonderful novel full of suspense and action, beautifully capturing the part of American history that describes even whiskey for breakfast and cigarette smoke during the Cold War." – James Grady, author of Six Days of the Condor

Category: Thriller
Pages: 384
Dimensions: 14 x 20.5 cm.
Color: Monochrome
Cover: Soft