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It all comes down to who you can trust : the woman who got you sacked –
or a killer from the British Government... |
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Powerful men kept secret what was really planned for April 1912
Headlines of the disaster went contrary to expectations A mistake so huge it demanded concealment at the highest level |
But the details survived through generations, causing panic for today’s politicians.
Peter Gris, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, also sees his sexual perversions at risk of discovery. His actions to eliminate both threats mean tracking down and destroying historic evidence – and anyone who stands in his way. |
They sank the Unsinkable
...but who planned the Unthinkable?
...but who planned the Unthinkable?
ADULT THEMES
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Never have I read a book so quick! Gripping, entertaining and hard to put down, just like The Murder Tree. Really interesting theory about the cause of the Titanic’s fate too! Ellie Gregory Brilliant, I couldn't put the damned thing down! The only complaint was that it finished suddenly. I was expecting and hoping for more! Karl Jackson |
A thoroughly enjoyable read and a great idea for a story. Very well researched and well written. I liked the pace and, in that, it reminded me of a John Grisham. The ending didn't disappoint either. I am a Manchester girl born and bred and am familiar with the places mentioned especially Deansgate and I worked in the city for several years. I have a great affection for Manchester Central Library and have spent many a happy hour in there. Jennifer Edwards Gripping and entertaining. Alan Whelan |
Alan Veale : This is a direct result of the success of The Murder Tree. I received such encouraging feedback on my debut novel that it was inevitable I needed to bring back librarian Billie Vane for a further investigation. He is joined in this one by Ed Fersen, who also featured in the first story. This time there is a new female protagonist, with scenes set in Manchester, Lancashire, Belfast and other parts of the UK.
THE TITANIC DOCUMENT
presents a thrilling new take on how the 1912 tragedy unfolded, as those tasked to keep the historical secret safe go on the run from an elite group of political figures.
presents a thrilling new take on how the 1912 tragedy unfolded, as those tasked to keep the historical secret safe go on the run from an elite group of political figures.
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