1912 (Hardcover)

In 1912 Rosa White arrived in New York, almost destitute, friendless and alone. She had been a passenger on the Titanic - the largest, most luxurious liner ever built - but now that ship, once proudly called 'unsinkable' lay in the soft ooze two miles beneath the surface of the North Atlantic. More than 1,500 of her fellow passengers had died. The great ship was gone, and with it the man she loved, but now Rosa has to pick up the pieces of her life. There are many struggles ahead, but always she is haunted by her memories of that ill-fated, unfortunate night.