Writing Ruby: Romance on the Unsinkable Titanic

by Ed Gaulden, Vivian Gaulden

- The year is 1911. Like braided hair, three love stories knit this story into a wonderful romantic tale. The story ends with a suspenseful, romantic ending. - Can a character, created and written by her author, actually fall in love with... her author? Read on! As you near the story's climax, you'll find out as you’ll be aboard the ill-fated Titanic!- Mattie is a shy, naïve maid who finds her hero while sailing from Boston to Liverpool, England aboard the Royal Mail Ship Arabic. - Caroline, a maid in Boston, is carrying a heavy load of produce from the market place, when a dashing young man driving a sleek carriage stops beside her. He offers to transport her and the heavy sacks she carries home. - Emmett Calhoun is a Boston newspaper reporter who invents a steam-powered writing machine. With it, he weaves a wild yarn that takes him from Boston to London and home to Boston. Writing for the Bostonian Times (and his fiction writing) leads him to the ill-fated Titanic. As Emmett writes his love story, the heroine he creates falls in love with him. But – how’s that going to work out for women and children into the lifeboats, and men get to go down with the ship!- Discover who helps Emmett compose this tall saga of romance and intrigue, which is set against one of the most dreadful, historical maritime tragedies. Read about a loving marriage proposal in the most unusual and unromantic place!

318 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 2013