For most people, Titanic has always been that wreck melting into the ocean floor. They remember only the two pieces of wreckage and the beauty of the ship created in the movie. For me, born twelve years before the discovery of the wreck, Titanic was always something more. It was always a romantic, tragic mystery that for the longest time remained unsolved.
Long before James Cammeron brought Titanic to life on the big screen, I learned about Titanic on television. Before the wreck was discovered, the sinking was featured on the same shows that did stories on Big Foot, the Bermuda Triangle, and Area 51. It was like Titanic just disappeared. I think that made people love it even more.
Every April, those television programs would seek out survivors and recount their stories. I can still hear Frank Prentice, Eva Hart, Edith Brown, Ruth Becker, and Edith Rosenbaum telling their stories and it still gives me chills.
Long before James Cammeron brought Titanic to life on the big screen, I learned about Titanic on television. Before the wreck was discovered, the sinking was featured on the same shows that did stories on Big Foot, the Bermuda Triangle, and Area 51. It was like Titanic just disappeared. I think that made people love it even more.
Every April, those television programs would seek out survivors and recount their stories. I can still hear Frank Prentice, Eva Hart, Edith Brown, Ruth Becker, and Edith Rosenbaum telling their stories and it still gives me chills.
I guess it is no wonder that years later, I would create my own version of the disaster in one of my novels, though no work of fiction can compare to the horror the passengers must have faced in those final moments or the tragic memories that would haunt the survivors for a lifetime.
Lost to Titanic (Reincarnation Romance Chronicles)
Vanessa Hurley had enough of men, life, and trying to pretend she isn't dying on the inside, but fate isn't finished with her. She was ready to end it all when she climbed the rail of the bridge and plunged into the Ohio River, but something happened in the water. Suddenly, she is bombarded with memories of Titanic and the sinking...Memories that couldn't possibly be hers.
Dr. Scott Langdon is fighting to save what's left of his psychiatric career, but after just a few sessions with his new patient, Vanessa, he could lose more than just his career if he follows his heart.
To understand the present, they must revisit the past...But will they be Lost to Titanic?
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Dr. Scott Langdon is fighting to save what's left of his psychiatric career, but after just a few sessions with his new patient, Vanessa, he could lose more than just his career if he follows his heart.
To understand the present, they must revisit the past...But will they be Lost to Titanic?
Pre-Order on Amazon.
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