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The new mystery novel by Norwegian writer Tom Egeland is a modern family saga that tells the story of four generations of men of the fictional Scott family in a fascinating, adventure-oriented way. The patriarch of the family, Alexander, lived for twenty years on a desert island in the Pacific Ocean and wrote a book about his experience that made him famous. His son William published a trilogy of novels in his later years that would go on to win him the Nobel Prize. William's descendant Carl Christian would become a famous polar explorer, and Victor, the youngest of the Scott family, decided to describe the history of his ancestors in a novel to continue the memory of the family.