The memory of Eva Ryker

by Stanwood, Donald A.
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ISBN: 9780698108769
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"How is the sinking of the 'unsinkable' Titanic in 1912 related to a gruesome murder in Hawaii 29 years later? The narrator and primary character of the novel is Norman Hall, a writer who was a young patrolman with the Honolulu PD when the murder took place in 1941. He discovered the body and resigned from the force shortly thereafter. Now he has been offered a considerable sum to write about a very wealthy man's attempt to locate and raise the Titanic, the ship on which his wife died while his daughter was rescued. Hall is cynical, bitter, and inclined to smart comments and not at all convinced that everything is as he has been told."--Goodreads. Assumed First Edition: 1978. In Good condition. Dust jacket (In protective plastic sleeve) shows mild rubbing/wear. In otherwise very good condition
  • Format: Hardback
  • Author: Stanwood, Donald A.
  • ISBN: 9780698108769
  • Condition: Good
  • Publisher: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan
  • Publication Year: 1978

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