Bought for BC-purposes from fleamarket of the Methodist Chuch of Finland.
This was said about the book in The Literary Encyclopedia: "Night Without End (1960) is a story of Arctic survival. An air crash leaves a mixed group of passengers stranded in the Arctic with no hope of rescue. With the aid of members of a scientific expedition they must make a gruelling journey in sub-zero temperatures to reach safety. The hero soon discovers that the plane was sabotaged and that two of the group must be murderers, but he has no way of telling who they are."

I don't believe this is my kind of a book. My husband has read it in his youth, so I let this one go.

RELEASE NOTES:

This is part of my Monopoly release. And why this book on this street? It's quite obvious. Alistair is a diminutive of Alexander. I'm leaving the book on the tram stop next to university at about 1 pm.