the Silence of Ice

In 1913, a Danish Arctic expedition vanishes beneath the Greenland ice. Their final records speak not of starvation or storm-but of something buried deep below the surface. Something metallic. Something impossible.More than a century later in Berlin, data analyst Elena Weiss uncovers encrypted corporate transactions tied to sealed Nordic archives. As she traces a pattern of suppressed historical records, she discovers that her own employer may be connected to the long-buried expedition-and to a decision that altered the course of the twentieth century.As the ice begins to melt and forgotten evidence resurfaces, Elena must confront a disturbing truth: the expedition did not disappear by accident. It was silenced.Moving between the frozen isolation of 1913 Greenland and the digital shadows of modern Europe, The Silence of the Ice is a literary thriller about suppressed history, institutional power, and the human cost of protecting dangerous knowledge.When truth is buried long enough, it does not die. It waits.

Pagina's: 242, Paperback, Mourad Errahla