Terra Nova

In "Terra Nova," bestselling author Henriette Lazaridis weaves a gripping tale of love, art, and betrayal set against the tense backdrop of Antarctic exploration in 1910. As two explorers, Watts and Heywoud, race to the South Pole, photo-journalist Viola captures powerful images of the suffrage movement in London, torn between her affection for both men and her desire for artistic recognition. When she uncovers their deception regarding their polar achievements, Viola faces a poignant dilemma: expose the truth or leverage their false success to advance her ambitions. This rich narrative challenges listeners to reflect on the complex intersections of love, deceit, adventure, and creativity.