BOOK
Young Indiana Jones and the Titanic Adventure
Author	Les Martin
Country	USA
Publisher	Random House
Released	1993
Pages	139
Preceded by	Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Ruby Cross
Followed by	Young Indiana Jones and the Lost Gold of Durango
ISBN	0-679-84925-4
Canon	C
Timeline	1912

Young Indiana Jones and the Titanic Adventure is a ninth young adult novel in the series published by Random House, and the fifth by author Les Martin.

Publisher's summary Edit

The biggest, grandest ship in the world—and it's unsinkable!

Indy's impressed. The Titanic, a fabulous new ocean liner, has everything—swimming pools, Turkish baths, French cafes. Everything, that is, but enough lifeboats for all the passengers.

Indy's got his hands full. First, he has to keep an eye on his former tutor, Miss Seymour. She's inherited a fortune, and Indy suspects the retired colonel who's courting her is a shark. Indy's also promised to help hide a beautiful Irish stowaway. But what's worse, he's overheard a mysterious conversation in German about blowing up the ship.

Luckily, there's a man of authority on board Indy can trust. Or can he?

Appearances Edit

Characters Edit

• Thomas Andrews
• Madame Baclava
• Otto Dietrich
• Arthur Conan Doyle
• Osmond Gilbert
• Bruce Ismay
• Henry Walton Jones, Senior (Mentioned only)
• Indiana Jones
• Professor Khan
• Molly Kincaid
• Pat Leary
• Roger Sampson
• Helen Seymour
• Captain Smith

Artifacts Edit

• Shalimar Diamond

Locations Edit

• Ireland
  • Dublin (Mentioned only)
  • Queenstown
• United Kingdom
  • England
    • London
      • Harrods
    • Southampton