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Ice Land

Author: Betsy Tobin  

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Ice Land is an epic tale of forbidden love infused with the rich history and mythology of Iceland.

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Ice Land is an epic tale of forbidden love infused with the rich history and mythology of Iceland.

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Ice Land is an epic tale of forbidden love infused with the rich history and mythology of Iceland.

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“Triumphant”

Not just a good story, but one of the greatest - beautifully told. The Times
Tobin combines the sensuality of Angela Carter with a profound feeling for a violent unstable and fascinating landscape... this world pulses with subversion and unexpected passion. Saturday Telegraph
Tobin's novels are dark and bloody, sensual and mythic. They are also set in a past that, thanks to her skill at inhabiting her characters, seems often more immediate than the world around us... Observer
A lyrically written epic inspired by the beauty and history of that island, and the rich world of Norse mythology that infuses it... Sunday Telegraph
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About the Author

Betsy Tobin was born in the American Midwest and moved to England in 1989. She is the author of two other novels, Bone House and The Bounce. She lives in London with her husband and four children.

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Set in the year 1000 AD, in the shadow of a smouldering volcano, it portrays a society on the brink of change, where the old values of loyalty and kinship are threatened by a new world order. Freya knows that her people are doomed. Warned by the Fates of an impending catastrophe, she goes in search of a magnificent gold necklace said to have the power to alter the course of history. But to obtain the necklace, she must pay a terrible price and sell herself to the four brothers who created it. Infused with the rich history and mythology of Iceland, Betsy Tobin's novel is a moving meditation on desire, the nature of belief and the redemptive power of the earth.

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Product Details

Publisher
Octopus Publishing Group | Short Books Ltd
Published
1st January 2009
Edition
1st
Pages
368
ISBN
9781906021344

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