Antarctica, 1985. Buckling under unimaginable pressures, the earth heaves and settles – and thirteen million cubic kilometers of icecap slide inexorably into the sea. The entire world climate changes overnight, a new Ice Age begins. Famine follows swiftly, with disease, flooding and the breakdown of civil order. In the remote New Shackleton Station, at the heart of the Antarctic icecap, the survivors of Icequake battle the elements and themselves, to cling to a life more precarious than they had ever known. No rescue was possible, but to stay was to die…Condition: creased spine from reading, some shelf wear, book store stamp inside front cover.