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Review<br/><br/>Extract adapted by Zoe Brennan from Titanic Express in the Daily Mail<br/><br/>"I have watched in growing admiration how, with dogged persistence, Richard Wilson has conducted a singular crusade, not just to bring his sister's murderers to justice, but to understand who they were and why they killed her." Jon Swain, Sunday Times (Jon Swain)<br/><br/>"incredibly moving" Ziauddin Sardar, Independent (Ziauddin Sarder)<br/><br/>Web review from The Times. '[Richard Wilson] has written an astonishing chronicle of his struggle to cope with her death and his hunt for those who killed her.' (Times)<br/><br/>Book review, same as web review above. The Times, Bronwen Maddox, 17 July 2006 (Times)<br/><br/>'His (Wilson) honesty carries the reader with him. Intimate books charting an individual's quest only work if the author is prepared to show himself, warts and all. This Wilson does unflinchingly. ... In his anguish, Wilson speaks to and for all who cannot easily put loss behind us as if nothing had happened.' (Peter Stanford Independent, The)<br/><br/>Review and mention of talk given by Richard Wilson in Oxford Mail, 31 October 2005<br/><br/>'...Now her brother, Richard Wilson, has looked back over her short life in a moving new book, Titanic Express' Hoddesdon and Broxbourne Mercury (Jean Marsden)<br/><br/>"I have watched in growing admiration how, with dogged persistence, Richard Wilson has conducted a singular crusade, not just to bring his sister's murderers to justice, but to understand who they were and why they killed her." Jon Swain, Sunday Times (Sanford Lakoff)<br/><br/>"incredibly moving" Ziauddin Sardar, Independent (Sanford Lakoff)<br/><br/>'His (Wilson) honesty carries the reader with him. Intimate books charting an individual's quest only work if the author is prepared to show himself, warts and all. This Wilson does unflinchingly. ... In his anguish, Wilson speaks to and for all who cannot easily put loss behind us as if nothing had happened.' (