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The Lost Chart [Paperback]

Dairmid Gunn , Neil M. Gunn

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At the height of the cold war, shipping executive Dermot Cameron is entrusted by British Intelligence with a chart of the approaches to a remote but strategically important Hebridean island. Rescuing a young woman from two attackers in the street, he becomes involved in a brawl and loses the chart. His subsequent hunt for the lost chart leads him into adventures on land and sea, and involves him in brushes with a murderous communist fifth-column. As a diplomatic crisis looms, bringing with it the threat of a potential nuclear showdown between the super-powers and a return to the dark ages, Dermot's search prompts his own personal reappraisal of the people and things he values.

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Neil Gunn, one of Scotland's most distinguished novelists of the 20th Century was a prolific writer. His writing life spanned the Recession, the political crises of the 1930's, and the Second World War and it's aftermath; his novels, reflecting his constant philosophical quests, invariably depict two worlds - the world of here and now and the world in which the meaning of life and the essence of being are explored.

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