Book TWO Reader Reviews

"Hi Andy, Just to say that I have, this morning, finished your latest book "One Hundred Degrees South". I Thoroughly enjoyed it. The writing is excellent and the feelings between those who came together are conveyed with passion and love. The technical aspects of aircraft and weaponry are well detailed and can only have involved much research---well done! The final battle scenes, although involving the loss of a much loved colleague, make for a positive and optimistic outlook for future work. I do like the way you have incorporated all the covid, climate change, moon landings and more narratives into the text and debunked them all.  Any readers who are asleep I'm sure will have pause for thought. A great piece of work between you and John Hamer...you should be justly proud of it........ Jim Norris, your mate AND co-founder of the 'Deceptionists' and chuffed to be so mentioned!"

Jim Norris, Otley

"Another page-turner!

Once I’d got up to cruising altitude, 'The Voice' took over and it read itself!

Glad you kept all the romantic interest going. And what a great high stakes ending… follow that!"

MH, Ilkley, West Yorkshire

"I have just finished reading One Hundred Degrees South which I consider to be another masterpiece upon which you and Andy should be congratulated."

Bob Lambell, Devon

"I've just finished reading your 2nd book about Antarctica and can I say what an Incredible piece of work!
 I've read your other one Sixty Degrees South and I thought that was a Masterpiece with the concepts truth bombs,  adventurous storyline and character development,  this latest book though definitely takes them all to new levels and I can relate to the Nature of the Realms of Extrema and Thoth you've depicted, how the inhabitants live in harmony with each other and Nature something rings true and right about it all.  I thought the ending was great although I was expecting some casualties!  Some of these concepts are relatively new to me so you've both definitely opened my mind to other possibilities makes me want to pack my bag and head South to explore these parts.  By the way I've tried remote viewing Antarctica recently and when I tried it I got blocked not surprisingly.  If there's going to be a third book in the series you've got a customer for sure, hope all is good with you both during these crazy times we're living through. "

Paul H, Greater Manchester