Suzanne Weyn

Provides a time-traveling adventure as four sisters take a journey aboard the Titanic and end up changing the entire course of history through a series of strange events, in a powerful tale for young adults from the author of Reincarnation.

A Novel of the Titanic

Distant Waves

In the early twentieth century, five sisters and their widowed mother, a famed spiritualist, travel from New York to London, and as the Titanic conveys them and their acquaintances--journalist W.T. Stead, scientist Nikola Tesla, and industrialist John Jacob Astor--home, Tesla's inventions will either doom or save them all.

Erin 

A lot of people say this book isn't any good because the centre plot point, the Titanic, doesn't appear til near the end. Which is fine, that's true, it doesn't. But if you treat it as a story that simply ends on the Titanic, it's a fine book. This is the book that made me interested in Tesla, and despite 75% of the characters being entirely fictional, I thoroughly enjoyed this new twist to the Titanic story that has been repeated over and over again. It made it unique!

Distant Waves A Novel of the Titanic

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