The Three Sentinels

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First edition (publ. Michael Joseph)

The Three Sentinels is a 1972 novel by Geoffrey Household.

The "Three Sentinels" of the title are three deep, surging oil wells perched on a barren ridge of the Andes. The story involves two honorable and strong-willed men who must confront themselves, the sociology of native communities and the politics of corporations and South America.

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