In 1997 a journal is found in an all weather shelter in Antarctica. Travelling back to England the finder reads
an extraordinary story of depravation, war, survival and the thirst for revenge. It is the autobiography of Dirk,
who as a child was an inmate of the Nazi concentration camps where he saw his mother horrifically abused,
particularly by one man. Unlike his mother, he survives the camps and the death march to be brought up in Canada.
There, as a young man forging a career in the environment movement, he comes across the same man. The meeting
unblocks the suppressed memories of his childhood and Dirk savours the heady flavour of revenge. He is co-opted
by 'The Secret Hunters' and with dogged patience they track their prey through a web of intermediaries,
discovering that he and his cohorts believe they can re-establish the fascist state. On a secret mission to mine
valuable minerals in the Antarctic Dirk confronts him. The result is deadly - but for which man?


About The Narrator
Christopher Kay was born in Stockport, Cheshire. After an early start in theatre, both acting and singing, he
gravitated towards broadcasting: announcing, news-reading and presenting programmes on radio and TV. He worked
extensively for Granada, Yorkshire and BBC1 in the North West. He has eleven broadcasting awards to his credit.
He now lives in Clwydian hills of North Wales.

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