This science fiction novel revolves around a German professor who believes there are volcanic tubes leading to the center of the Earth. He, his nephew, and their guide embark on an adventurous expedition down an Icelandic volcano into the Earth's core. They encounter prehistoric animals, natural disasters, and otherworldly phenomena along their journey. The expedition is both thrilling and dangerous, testing the limits of their courage and survival skills.

In "Running Blind," the protagonist, a former British intelligence operative, finds himself embroiled in a dangerous espionage plot after moving to Iceland for a peaceful life. His past catches up with him when he is coerced into delivering a mysterious package that thrusts him into a world of Cold War intrigue. As he navigates a treacherous path filled with KGB agents, double-crosses, and a relentless chase across the Icelandic landscape, he must use all his skills to outwit his enemies and uncover the truth behind the package, all while trying to stay alive.

This novel weaves together the lives of diverse characters through a narrative that spans decades, centering on a teenage runaway with psychic abilities. As she becomes embroiled in a covert war between immortal factions, the story explores themes of mortality, power, and the interconnectedness of human lives. The intricate plot moves through different times and places, revealing a hidden world of mysticism and a looming apocalyptic crisis, all while examining the impact of our actions on the future of the planet.

"An Iceland Fisherman" is a poignant narrative that delves into the harsh lives of Breton fishermen who brave the treacherous waters near Iceland to eke out a living. The story focuses on the life of Pierre, a sailor who struggles with the perils of the sea and the longing for his beloved Marie. The novel beautifully captures the conflict between the call of the sea and the ties to home, exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and the relentless forces of nature that shape the fishermen's lives. Through vivid descriptions and deep emotional insights, the book portrays the tragic beauty and inherent danger of the fishermen's existence.