Ice / U700 / Churchill's Gold

Omnibus edition: Three novels: Ice, U700, Churchill's Gold. James Follett became a full-tiime writer. after resigning from contract work as a technical writer for the British Ministry of Defence. His adventures filming sharks and hunting for underwater treasure lend authenticity to the predictaments his characters find themselves in. Additionally he's crafted radio and TV scrips.. His books have been translated into 11 languages and he is one of the few British authors whose novels are published in China.
Contents:
ICE (1978) / noven by James Follett: The top brass of Western Intelligence are badly rattled when transatlantic cables are inexplicably and provocatively cut, and Russian and American relations reach freezing-point. Only Glyn Sherwood and Julia Hammond, two scientists working in the Antarctic, can guess the identity of the enemy. It is a gargantuan slice of the glacial continent bearing millions of tons of rock on its grasp, which triggers a series of disasters as it drifts inexorably north.
U700 (1979) / novel by James Follett: One of the most remarkable stories to come out of W.W.II. Based on the remarkable story of `The U-boat that lost its Nerve' (formerly a radio play by James Follett) , U-700 is an account of the surrender of a U-boat (actually U-570) to an RAF Hudson during World War II and the subsequent illegal court martial of the U-boat's first officer by his fellow officers in a POW camp.
Churchill's Gold (1980) / Novel by James Follett: In 1941, before America entered the war, the last of Britain's dwindling gold reserves are held in South Africa. It has to be moved to America to pay Roosevelt's `cash and carry' bills. The German High Command learn of British shipping plans and resolve to stop it or capture it.
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