Sun at Midnight

Sun at Midnight by Rosie Thomas is an atmospheric novel of love, loss, escape, and self-discovery set against the stark beauty of Antarctica.

Alice Peel is a geologist who trusts in facts, evidence, and careful analysis. But after the sudden collapse of a relationship, she leaves behind the familiarity of Oxford and travels to a remote Antarctic research station, where almost everything feels uncertain and beyond her control.

James Rooker is a man who has spent much of his life running—from his past, from relationships, and from himself. Now he has reached a place where there is nowhere further to go. In the isolation of Antarctica, Alice and James are forced to confront both the landscape around them and the emotional distance within themselves.

A compelling choice for readers who enjoy literary romance, travel fiction, emotional drama, and stories of reinvention in extraordinary settings.

Paperback, Very Good