Titanic Echo of the Dying Confession
Think the Titanic hit an iceberg by accident? Do you think that the whole situation befalling the steamship was clearly a situation of being in the wrong place at the wrong time? You might rethink your answer once you read this novel. What if I were to tell you that a book came out 15 year before the creation of the Titanic, which gave the basic step on how to build and sink a ship called the Titan? What would you say if I told you that someone purposely built the ship with its intended flaws all to make the ship easier to sink if struck upon its port or starboard side? What if I were to tell you that things in this world are not always as clear cut as we would like them to be? Titanic: Echo of the Dying Confession is the historical supernatural fiction, based specifically around the factual details in regards to the design, creation, and ultimately the sinking of the steamship Titanic and gives a whole new idea to the question of what was really the cause of the ship being destroyed.
Hello! I am looking for a good book to read please if someone can help me out. The past books that I've read include: The Plum series from Janet Evanovich, Preston & Child: Pendergast Files, 50 Shades of Grey(Just finish this one there were AWESOME!),The Hunger Games series and now I NEED a book to read.
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JennsH, HI and Welcome to the General Fiction forum, it looks like you have quite the eclectic tastes in reading just like me.
If you're looking for some dark fantasy romance try Alma Katsu's
The Reckoning (Taker Trilogy #2)
her hero and heroine are very noir in nature, you might like this....
If you're looking for some genre fiction right now we're reading as a group here the amazing crime drama
If you're looking for a more "kinder gentler" read try some Emilie Richards I'll be featuring her newest novel in September
And I'm so glad you stopped by and hope that you find things here to keep you coming back too
