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    Toxic Mayhem
    Toxic Mayhem
    Toxic Mayhem
    Audiobook7 hours

    Toxic Mayhem

    Written by Vinson Chard

    Narrated by Paul Bailey

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    About this audiobook

    This is Vinson Chard's second book recounting stories about his time working as a Chemical Engineer. He 'spills the beans' on all the shenanigans perpetrated in the world of hazardous waste. The stories are of his hazardous and light-hearted misadventures while on these excursions and the colourful characters he meets along with way, with curious incidents like being shown some of the seedier areas of a Yorkshire city.
    There are stories of political intrigue at boardroom level, with company directors brawling in a prestigious Cardiff hotel on rugby International Day and Vinson forced to associate with a duplicitous Knight of the Realm. This is an eclectic mix of true stories and characters, all related with anecdotal humour.
    From the author of LIFE'S RICH MIX
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateAug 8, 2022
    ISBN9781667999357
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