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Adventure can be a deadly business.

'A marvelous, rollicking tale of derring-do' Peter James

'A beautifully written masterclass' Janice Hallett

‘007 meets Tintin meets Sharpe' Damien Lewis

'A delight!' Fern Britton

'A superb read' Simon Scarrow

'Brilliantly gripping' Susan Lewis

'An irresistible adventure' T.L. Mogford

It began in the manner of all the very best adventures: in a coffee house.

When one Richard Hannay – intrepid, inquisitive, and on the hunt for intrigue – encounters an old acquaintance in Constantinople, he has an inkling that something thrilling is afoot.

Charged with an item of great mystery and import – a washbag, no less! – he soon finds himself in a very dangerous pursuit: from the luxurious confines of the Orient Express to the decks of the Titanic herself, all with the very fate of Europe in his care.

Can he slip the net of Count Schwabing, whose long arm stretches from Berlin to the Bosphorus? And what of Mad

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