Greenland Target

Steel is corroding across the North Atlantic. And no one knows how to stop it.

Vessels vanish without a trace. Ships corrode overnight. Trade routes collapse. Marine biologist Amelia Wiedner is called from Canada to Brussels to brief European leaders on a crisis gripping governments and industry worldwide—a biological organism that dissolves metal on contact.

While scientists search for answers, journalist Erik Wiedner follows the money. His investigation leads to a charismatic UN strategist selling a new vision for Europe: forget the Atlantic, follow the Arctic instead. Reroute global shipping through melting polar waters and rebuild the economy on new alliances.

But when an American pilot who shouldn't be in the cockpit and a journalist fleeing her past arrive in Amsterdam with forged credentials and borrowed expertise, everything changes. Real qualifications clash with unlikely discoveries. What looks like geopolitical strategy might be something far more personal—and the question isn't just who's qualified to solve the crisis. It's who's honest enough to admit what they don't know.

And whether anyone is willing to follow the evidence where it leads.

To Greenland.

Eiríkur Magnússon, an Icelandic shipowner with one last asset—a lithium mine carved into the ice of Greenland. When protests erupt in the frozen north and water samples turn toxic, Amelia recognizes patterns she hoped never to see again. The organism isn't just in the Atlantic. It's in Greenland. And someone is trying to kill it. The crisis isn't over. It's just beginning.

Greenland Target – The Atlantic Protocol is a geopolitical thriller with a human heart and a sharp edge. A story about nations fighting for relevance, corporations fighting for survival, and people learning that cooperation may be the last form of resistance left. Some tides can't be turned. But they can be shared.

Greenland Target can be read as a standalone thriller. Readers who enjoyed Scandinavian Target will find familiar faces—but new readers can dive straight in.