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The Captain's Table

Richard Gordon
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Pages
168
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
House of Stratus

About

When William Ebbs is taken from a creaking cargo boat and made Captain of a luxury liner, he quickly discovers that the sea holds many perils–probably the most perilous being the first night dinner, closely followed by the dangers of finding a woman in his room. Then there is the embarrassing presence of the shipping company's largest shareholder, a passenger over board and blackmail. The Captain's Table is a tale of nautical misadventure and mayhem packed with rib-tickling humour.

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"Mr. Gordon is in his way the P G Wodehouse of the general hospitals…"
The Daily Telegraph

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