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 Titanic 2020 - Colin Bateman
 Titanic 2020 - Colin Bateman ... story ends. The new Titanic is also supposedly unsinkable. But there are worse things than drowning as Jimmy Armstrong quickly finds out. Stowing away wasn't one of his better ideas but having to work his passage and put up with spoilt girl Claire is enough to make anyone want to jump overboard...That is until he finds out about a mysterious, incurable disease rapidly infecting the population, suddenly being at sea seems the safest place to be!Newest Review: ... He has also written scripts for television and was a chief writer for Murphy's Law starring James Nesbitt. ***The ... more ... Story***
It's the year 2020 and Jimmy Armstrong has been on a school trip to see the newly built Titanic. Unfortunately for Jimmy he never makes it onto the ship, so he decides to return later in the evening for a private viewing. Things don't quite go to plan though and he ends up as a stowaway on the ship.
Jimmy is a typical teenage lad who finds himself in a number of scrapes but this has to be his biggest ever.
Jimmy ends up working alongside the ship owners' daughter Claire and their love/hate relationship winds it way...more |
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***The Author*** Colin Bateman was born In Northern Ireland 1962. Colin himself says he never shone at school, however always had a love of reading. He also loved writing science fiction stories. At 15 his dad took him to the editor of the local newspaper and after writing a 300 word essay on why he wanted to be a reporter he was offered a job. His headmaster advised against taking the job and staying on at school. He ignored this advice and took a one year shorthand and typing course before taking up the job as reporter. In his spare time he wrote and in 1995 he had his first book 'Divorcing Jack' published. He has also written scripts for television and ... Read the complete review
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