Everland | 
so-soAnother let down for me, though it may be my state of mind. This was highly recommended after I'd read a Sarah Moss book with a similar feel. But this fell short. I got confused with the 1912 dual chapters, then the last few chapters were too much. I guess indicative of the character minds but felt mixed up fir me.
pickTwo Antarctic expeditions 100 years apart. The first in 1912 went horribly wrong. But are the accounts of that failed attempt accurate? Will the 2nd attempt make the same mistakes? Who determines the legacy of one‘s actions when one is no longer there to mount a defense? When is it preferable to remember a version of the past more complimentary to ourselves and our guilty consciences?
Fantastic, nail biting suspense! 😬 #14Books14Weeks2021
Madeline: "A group of three people go to Antarctica in 1913 to do research on this new land. A hundred years later, in 2013, a different group goes to the same place that the first group has named Everland. It's about their experience, survival, and their travels. I have a deep wanderlust and like traveling by myself. It's very liberating and freeing. You can change your mind and if you're tired you relax, if you're intrigued you keep going."
