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Saved by Titanic

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Wanting to escape her alcoholic husband, Genevieve books passage back to America, looking forward to a life where she no longer has to fear him or his wrath. Her ship? The luxurious new R.M.S. Titanic. But her husband has other plans, and secretly boards the ship determined to get her back...or else. Genevieve makes many friends among the Titanic passengers that history remembers well. She is able to find love with a man who does not terrify her, who accepts every part of her-mind, body, and soul. She learns what it means to be a strong women. When the worst happens, it will take all of her courage to survive the R.M.S. Titanic, even as it has saved her. A poignant, reflective, and romantic story about the Titanic that adds another piece to the sad puzzle of why this tragedy happened.

256 pages, Paperback

Published October 18, 2022

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81 reviews1 follower
January 20, 2023
⭐4.7 OUT OF 5 STARS⭐

Saved By Titanic by Samantha Maise is a beautiful, historical romance book that really plays with your emotions.

It explores the tragedy of the Titanic and also the highs in life on and after it. I was so addicted to this story, and it was absolutely heart-breaking in the very best way. I found myself reading extra slowly in order to savour all it’s goodness (something I actually very rarely do) because truthfully, I didn’t want it to end!

Something I really liked was how well sympathy/empathy was created for all the characters, especially Genevieve. I was so invested in the characters and the story. Samantha did a great job at building and inflicting emotion on the reader.

I loved the friendships Genevieve made throughout and how the entire book empowered women.

I must say that there were several grammatical errors and awkward sentences. At the beginning it was also a little repetitive and the writing was a bit ‘clunky’. By that I mean there was a lot of short sentences that stated the obvious and it didn’t really flow very well. Fortunately that settled down as we moved on in the story.

I am absolutely in love with this beautiful and emotional book! The epilogue I felt rounded the entire thing off very nicely.

Thank you Samantha for my copy.
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270 reviews27 followers
November 25, 2022
Genevieve Wilson is escaping her abusive husband and with her Grandmother Nana boards the Titanic, while on the ship she makes friends and experiences healing. This is a debut novel and I really enjoyed it.
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