The Last Albatross: 1 (Human Rites Trilogy) - Hardcover

Irvine, Ian

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0648187055 ISBN 13: 9780648187059

Publisher: Santhenar Trust, 2018

Synopsis

IS THERE LIFE AFTER GLOBAL WARMING?

The Third Edition (revised and updated) of Ian Irvine’s classic eco-thriller trilogy.

Hercus Barges, a middle-aged failure embittered about ruinous climate change, is planning the ultimate crime: the destruction of western civilisation. And he knows just how to do it. Hercus attempts to blackmail his old friend Ryn Hardey into helping him, for they share a terrible secret from their student days.

Ryn can't stop Hercus without implicating himself, but Hercus won't take no for an answer. And Ryn has another urgent problem. His research on Antarctic ice sheet melting is showing alarming results and he can't work out why.

Then Hercus' secret gets out, and it's worth a fortune to a doomsday ecological cult. Soon Ryn and his partner Jemma are on the run from ruthless eco-terrorists and professional hitmen. As Ryn struggles to work out what will happen when the ice melts, Jemma tries to uncover Hercus' catastrophic plan – before it's too late.

Global warming, unstoppable climate change and environmental terrorism collide in The Last Albatross – Book One in the shatteringly prophetic Human Rites trilogy.

About this title

About the Author

Ian Irvine, an Australian marine scientist, has also written 32 novels and an anthology of shorter stories. His novels include the Three Worlds fantasy sequence (THE VIEW FROM THE MIRROR, THE WELL OF ECHOES, THE SONG OF THE TEARS and THE GATES OF GOOD AND EVIL), which has been published in many countries and translations and has sold over a million copies, a trilogy of eco-thrillers in a world of catastrophic climate change, HUMAN RITES, now in its third edition, and 13 novels for younger readers.

Edition details

• Publisher: Santhenar Trust
• Publication date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0648187055
• ISBN 13: 9780648187059
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition number: 3
• Number of pages: 366