The Man Who Loved the Normandie

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A gripping espionage thriller, which sees two spies locked in a psychological battle of wills in the run up to the Second World War.
A fire rages across the decks of the superliner Normandie, interned in New York harbour and being converted into a warship for World War II.

As the burning ship sinks, it becomes clear that a Nazi spy is behind the disaster. And naval architect Steven Gates must expose the agents deadly plans for even greater destruction.

Soon the two spies are locked in a psychological battle of wills that takes them deep into the Normandies sunken hull and almost costs Gates the love of the only woman who can save him.

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Praise for Justin Scott

All action unrelenting tension Observer

Compulsively readable and thoroughly enjoyable Washington Post

A stunner. Absolutely riveting Robert Ludlum

Wonderfully entertaining a fast moving odyssey that delivers an exciting climax Clive Cussler

A brilliantly plotted novel of World War II espionage Los Angeles Times

A superbly written thriller Time Magazine

Sophisticated series New York Times

One of the best thrillers for some time People Magazine

Has a knack for grabbing the reader by the throat Houston Chronicle

Author Bio

Justin Scott is the author of twenty-six novels, including The Shipkiller and Normandie Triangle, the Ben Abbot detective series, and five modern sea thrillers under his pen name Paul Garrison. He currently co-writes the Isaac Bell series with Clive Cussler. He lives in Connecticut.