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Deadly Ice
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A Near-Future Climate Thriller
One father's desperate plan to save his daughter unleashes global catastrophe.
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The Novel
Australia is ravaged by catastrophic drought. A father's desperate bid to save his dying daughter hinges on towing a colossal Antarctic iceberg across the Southern Ocean. When a solar-flare-induced earthquake triggers a tsunami that drives the iceberg onto a deep-sea oil rig, the mission of hope becomes a race against an apocalyptic oil slick. Deadly Ice is a fast-paced, character-driven eco-thriller about greed, family, and the price of pretending the planet can wait.
"A chilling, thoroughly modern thriller — Roberts writes about the climate the way Crichton wrote about DNA."
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“Roberts writes about the climate the way Crichton wrote about DNA. I read Deadly Ice in two sittings and dreamed about it for a week.”
“A disaster novel with a heart. The father-daughter thread is what stayed with me long after the tsunami hit.”
“Genuinely couldn't put it down. Smart, terrifying, and grounded in real science. Bring on Toxic Legacy.”
The Series

Available Now
The novel that started it all. Signed paperbacks shipping worldwide.

Sequel · Coming 2027
The disaster is over. Its inheritance is only beginning.
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A three-million-year-old spaceship in the Australian outback rewrites everything.
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The Author
Chris Roberts is a retired businessman who traded business for storytelling. From opal mining in Coober Pedy in 1978 to a quiet life in Cambridge, Waikato, he has spent four decades collecting the ideas that fuel his thrillers.
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