Unsinkable: A Wallace Hartley Story

Unsinkable: A Wallace Hartley Story

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108 years ago, Wallace H. Hartley stepped foot aboard the R.M.S Titanic for the first time. His job would be to entertain first and second class passengers while on the voyage to New York. The only thing standing in the way-the berg that sealed the liner's fate. Step into Wallace Henry Hartley's life aboard the first and only voyage of the R.M.S Titanic and witness a legend be born. *Warning* There is minor detail of what deceased bodies could look like upon death. Please read with caution. I have officially rated this story for the ages of 11+.
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