A spooky and atmospheric ghost story, the Perfect reading material for long dark nights.

From the bestselling author of "Dark Matter", Thin Air sets in the Himalayas, 1935. Five Englishmen set off from Darjeeling determined to conquer the sacred summit of Kangchenjunga.
As the wind dies, the dread grows. Mountain sickness kicks in and the horrors of extreme altitude. Not to mention a past that will not stay buried. The mountain at the centre of this story is Kangchenjunga; the tale is narrated by the team's doctor, Stephen, writing in his journal. His altogether more successful and glamorous brother, Kits, is the group's fearless leader. They're following in the footsteps of an expedition that went notoriously awry, and from the beginning, their mission is under something of a dark cloud after they're warned off Kangchenjunga by one of the only men to have survived that previous attempt. It's not long before strange events convince at least one of the group that they're not quite as isolated (or as safe) as they think.