Four years on, the Cairn is a boom town: crowded, expensive, thrilling and unfair. It admitted everyone it promised to, couldn't house them, and bought the steel the only way it could: forty-year build-leases to nine private houses with first call on berths and air. Now the bill arrives. A claims advocate welds three separate grievances into one force, somebody decides the only way to be heard is to interrupt something, and eleven people die with no single act that killed them.
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- Doran Corrigan. Organiser or opportunist? (He'll be back.)
- Eleven deaths and no single killer. Did the book give you a place to put the blame, and should it have?
- Kade signed the leases. Would you have?
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