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CLIO GRAY


GREENLAND
The men of a whaling ship mutiny, destroy a remote village on the Greenland coast. Only six known survivors, forging a harsh path to the regional settlement, only to be let down and betrayed by the Elders.
Cut free, set adrift, sent away, exiled.
Abandoned on the harsh shores of Scotland instead of the promised repatriation to Denmark, where at least they could speak the language, they struggle to forge news lives for themselves.
Get split apart against their will, find themselves on different tracks, in different countries, spend a lifetime trying to find each other again.
A novel about exile and inheritance, about the music and memories people carry when they can carry nothing else, and about the difference between those who keep running and those who go back.
Paperback & ebook available ISBN 9781914399305








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