The Girl Who Came Home: A Novel of the Titanic (P.S.)
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The Girl Who Came Home: A Novel of the Titanic (P.S.)

by Hazel Gaynor

Fiction Historical Fiction
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In The Girl Who Came Home, Hazel Gaynor brings to life the story of Titanic passengers and their fates. As the ship sets sail from Ireland, a young woman embarks on a journey filled with dreams, only to face unimaginable peril. Years later, memories of that voyage resurface, binding survivors in a tapestry of loss and remembrance. This historical novel captures the era's spirit and the unbreakable human connections forged in crisis.

About This Book

The Girl Who Came Home is a novel centered on the Titanic disaster, drawing from historical events to weave a story of voyage and survival.

Through the lens of its characters, the book delves into the human experiences aboard the ill-fated ship, highlighting themes of hope and resilience.

Author Hazel Gaynor crafts a narrative that connects past and present, reflecting on the lasting impact of one of history's most infamous tragedies.

This P.S. edition offers readers an immersive journey into the world of early 20th-century ocean travel and its profound consequences.

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