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2000s: You go to an island to escape. BIG mistake.
The Split
What you need to know before your trail
SHE’S GOT NOWHERE LEFT TO HIDE.
A year ago, in desperation, Felicity Lloyd signed up for a lengthy research trip to the remote island of South Georgia.
It was her only way to escape.
AND NOW HE’S COMING FOR HER.
Freddie Lloyd has served time for murder. Out at last, he’s on her trail.
And this time, he won’t stop until he finds her.
BECAUSE NO MATTER HOW FAR YOU RUN, SOME SECRETS WILL ALWAYS CATCH UP WITH YOU…
Locations
Reset- Antarctica - South Georgia
- A: South Georgia Island
- B: Larsen Point
- C: Grytviken
- England - Cambridge
- D: Trinity College
- E: The Cambridge Flower Shop
- F: Silver Street
Travel Guide
Discover a remote Antarctic island and Cambridge with Sharon Bolton
Two more unique and different locations you couldn’t meet in any other novel. A remote icy island and a academic city? Imagine going from one to the other.
The remote island of South Georgia.
This is a very stunning and remote landscape. Beautiful yet remote and deadly. Unforgiving with its glaciers, stormy seas and raw weather conditions. Resident glaciologist, Dr Felicity Lloyd is part of a research team looking into the natural habitats and weather features here such as the draining of lake water. Is this far enough way from her violent husband who is just out of jail?
She says she will move to Bird Island if her husband finds her. Well, that’s where she tells her team she’s going but instead she heads to Grytviken.
Grytviken
This is where the ship wreck The Petrel, a beached whaling ship, is located. And all is not what it seems…
Booktrailer Review
You would think Antarctica is a good place to hide from an ex husband …nope! This IS a good location for a novel from a fantastic crime writer though. OH YES!
Read the BookTrail’s bookreview of The Split here
BookTrail Boarding Pass: The Split
Destination/location: South Georgia, Cambridge, Antartica Author/guide: Sharon Bolton Departure Time: 2000s
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