Icebergs: A Novel

Icebergs: A Novel
ISBN-10
1582344981
ISBN-13
9781582344980
Series
Icebergs
Category
Fiction
Pages
297
Language
English
Published
2005
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Author
Rebecca Johns

Description

Alister Clark and Walt Dunmore are the only survivors of a World War II plane wreck on Newfoundland's Labrador coast, but although only one man returns home alive, both of their families' lives remain entwined through generations that relocate, fight in the Vietnam War, and ultimately struggle with the choice of revenge or sacrifice.

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