A Canadian Arctic Adventure book

by Danny Bereza

What do you do if you're flying through fog over the Arctic ocean, the nearest land is 200 miles away and your fuel gauges are hovering near zero?

Or you've been ordered to fly a dying native Canadian to hospital but he's begging you to take him back to his beloved wilderness to die in peace?

Or you're marooned alone in minus 40 degree temperatures with a plane that won't fly, no radio, and the nearest help a thousand miles away?

These are just a few of the problems that face the young Danny Bereza in his new job flying the 'Big Dipper Route' over the wilds of the Canadian North during the early days of the passenger arctic routes. In this stunning book, a true story, we see the inexperienced pilot develop as a person through solving the problems he encounters, and we gain a unique insight into the life of those days, as well as experiencing through his eyes the beauties and dangers of the Arctic environment.

"An extraordinary book, a real page-turner, both beautiful and exhilarating from one moment to the next"
Lawrence Dyer

At this site you can find out more about this Canadian Arctic Adventure book, learn about the author, read an extract, see photos and a map of part of the Canadian Arctic where the events of the story take place, as well as order your copy!