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Old 03-23-2015, 10:57 PM   #339
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Learn about the Sinking of the Titanic, by Audio and Ebook--Just $6.98 Total!

Via a Whispersync Companion deal.

What is it about the Titanic and its sinking that holds such endless fascination to us?

The book is A Night to Remember. By Walter Lord. A #1 New York Times Bestseller.

Book Description (from Amazon)
Lord’s classic bestseller, and the definitive account of the unsinkable ship’s fateful last hours

At first, no one but the lookout recognized the sound. Passengers described it as the impact of a heavy wave, a scraping noise, or the tearing of a long calico strip. In fact, it was the sound of the world’s most famous ocean liner striking an iceberg, and it served as the death knell for 1,500 souls.

In the next two hours and forty minutes, the maiden voyage of the
Titanic became one of history’s worst maritime accidents. As the ship’s deck slipped closer to the icy waterline, women pleaded with their husbands to join them on lifeboats. Men changed into their evening clothes to meet death with dignity. And in steerage, hundreds fought bitterly against certain death. At 2:15 a.m. the ship’s band played “Autumn.” Five minutes later, the Titanic was gone.

Based on interviews with sixty-three survivors, Lord’s moment-by-moment account is among the finest books written about one of the twentieth century’s bleakest nights.


Info on the Ebook and Audiobook
The ebook: $2.99.
Rated 4 1/2 stars, from 413 reviews at the present moment. Print list price $14.99; digital list price $14.99; Kindle price now $2.99. Open Road Media, publisher. 208 pages.

The audiobook: $3.99.
Rated 4.7 at Audible. Running time: 5 hours and 46 minutes. Narrator: Richard Davidson. The price for the audiobook alone, at Audible, is $17.95! Additional information on the audiobook, at Audible.

How to Get the Deal
Buy the ebook for $2.99. You can then purchase the audiobook for $3.99, on the same webpage; alternately, you may follow this link to the audiobook's webpage at Amazon. Your total price for the audiobook plus the Whispersync ebook, then, is $6.98.

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