In this gripping alternate history, the Titanic's doomed voyage takes a dramatic turn. Guided by Evelyn Harper, a visionary engineer, and bolstered by Molly Brown's fierce advocacy, the ship's experimental radar system averts catastrophe on April 14, 1912. A minor collision tests the crew and passengers, forging unlikely alliances across class divides. As the Titanic limps to New York, its survival sparks global maritime reforms and transforms the ill-fated liner into a beacon of resilience. Blending historical detail with thrilling what-ifs, this novel redefines the Titanic's legacy as a triumph of human ingenuity and unity.

Susan Davidson is a passionate writer with a deep love for history. With a knack for uncovering fascinating stories, they blend meticulous historical research with captivating tales of iconic actors, bringing the past to life. Susan enjoys diving into archival films and obscure historical texts.