White for Danger

by David Stevens

Her name was Charly. Why in Hell would she want to go to the Antarctic?Quite simply because she was the best geologist -- male or female -- for the job. And the job was to find a lost valley with towers and domes and living people in it somewhere in the vast frozen Antarctic landscape. Howard claimed to have seen this valley through a blinding snowstorm. But he'd been suffering from frostbite and may have imagined the whole thing.If what Howard had seen was imaginary, then why was someone trying to kill them all on the second expedition? It was amazing that they ever got to the valley. And when they did, what they saw was something more frightening than a lost civilization.

Genres: Fiction

224 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1979

About the author

Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.

Daniel Stevens is a New-Zealand author, born in 1933.

Reviews

[Scott Schmidt · Rating 2 out of 5]

No redeeming qualities here. It's not poorly written, just bad characters and a boring plot.

[Craig Sisterson · Rating 3 out of 5]

WHITE FOR DANGER by David Stevens (1979) starts in New Zealand and heads to Antarctica, as renowned writer and adventurer Logan Adams is roped into tagging along with his brother-in-law's Antarctica expedition - his brother-in-law was the sole survivor of a previous mission, and he's determined to go back and find the two men left behind, that he believes are still alive and were taken to a hidden city on the frozen continent.

Read my full review here on Crime Watch