Distant Waves - Suzanne Weyn Reviews
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Newest Review: ... escape from the quiet and sleepy town. The last few chapters of the book cover their amazing journey on the Titanic and the ... more
... chilling predictions of the spiritualist crowd also play out their fate.
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Although the book is sold as a Titanic story, this really doesn't feature until the end. What is more interesting is the way that famous characters in addition to Tesla and his competitors Edison and eve Houdini and Arthur Conan Doyle are referred to in the book. Jane hopes to become a renowned journalist and is determined to write about interesting and ground breaking subjects and she is determined on her quest to find her stories.
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Customer Distant Waves - Suzanne Weyn Reviews (1)
by - written on 02/10/12 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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This is a review of the 2010 Young Adult fiction book 'Distant Waves' by Suzanne Weyn. I was bought it as a birthday present and I was immediately intrigued by the front cover which depicted an old fashioned wedding dress and bouquet floating underwater. Upon reading the synopsis, it promised a story about 'the ship of dreams' also known in history as the Titanic. About The book begins in 1914 in Nova Scotia 1914 described as a tale of survival from someone who has a story to tell and must record it all. Then within a page a new chapter jumps to 1898 New York where a very young Jane is witnessing her mother holding a séance in one of her client's homes. ... Read the complete review
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