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Andy Paine.

Bad Business: A Titanic Tale.

(Currently there is no Amazon Author page for Andy.)

Briefly: ‘Bad Business: A Titanic Tale’ is one of the most enjoyable books I’ve read. Fans of Terry Pratchett will love this.

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