Sixty Degrees South

Beyond the Ice Wall

De: John Hamer, Andy Ross

Narrado por: Andy Ross, John Hamer

When Squadron Leader Adam Haylock, RAF, receives an unexpected posting and secondment to the UN Antarctic Interceptor Force at Teniente, Rodolfo Marsh Martin airbase on King George Island—latitude 62° south, over five hundred miles south of Tierra Del Fuego, he is totally unprepared for all the events that will subsequently unfold and change his life forever.

Arriving at his new base, he is also surprised to find himself reunited with an old adversary, Wing Commander Mike Prendergast as well as a former chum and comrade in arms, Flight Lieutenant Sam (Dobbo) Dobson whom he hasn’t seen in several years.

Once Adam learns the truth about his posting and begins to realise that something extremely sinister is happening south of the sixtieth parallel, events rapidly overtake him as he comes into serious conflict with Prendergast and the Wing Commander’s secret and sordid past begins to manifest itself and ultimately becomes apparent.

However this also has the effect of beginning a close collaboration between Adam and Dobbo that ends partly in tragedy for someone but which ultimately results in some incredible shared experiences as well as numerous utterly mind-blowing revelations of the stunning truth regarding what lies beyond Sixty Degrees South.

©2025 Andy Ross and John Hamer (P)2025 Andy Ross and John Hasmer

This is a Flat Earth Story...

As the title indicates, this book was apparently written by Flat Earthers which is something i did NOT expect. I love a good conspiracy but there has to be some plausible reasons behind it. I purchased this book after hearing a podcast where the authors were interviewed. I am interested in the classified secrets of Antarctica, so I thought it would be a fun and informing read. The story isnt bad and has some good action and mystery, but there is also a lot of "Covid was a hoax" and a heavy dose of "the earth is flat like a cd". If I could eliminate the Flat earth content it would be a better book but unfortunately it is a big part of the mystery that unravels throughout.

so if you dont mind an attempt to convince you that our planet is a flat disc, check it out.

The narration isnt bad except there is a constant echo that makes it sound like youre listening to someone's dream...maybe its meant to be a fever dream im not sure.