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Out of the Ice

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When the Titanic sunk, it brought more than 1500 people with it. Madeline Aster should have died that night. 100 years later, Maddie A. come to America without aging a minute. (Not a true story.)
Ps. I might get some facts wrong. Eh, I I'm human.All Rights Reserved

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The Wreck Of The Titan by ChickenSaladQueen

In early April, a luxury ocean liner set off across the Atlantic. The boat didn't carry enough lifeboats to hold its 3,000-odd passengers, but that didn't matter since the liner was deemed to be "unsinkable." One fateful night, the liner struck an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland, causing the boat to sink and most of its passengers to perish. No, this wasn't the sinking of the Titanic. It's the plot of the novella Futility, which was published in 1898, 14 years before the Titanic sank.

My Story: R.M.S Titanic [Completed] by bellebellerose

15 April 1912, 1:55 am: I watched as the greatest ship of all time start slipping beneath the ice cold waves of the Atlantic Ocean. I was holding on to a jacket that was given to me as I watched debris get thrown in to help those who couldn't get on a boat. The man that I fell into a deep romance, maybe even fell in love, with was sitting next to me on lifeboat number 5 as we watched the unsinkable ship slip into the bottom of the ocean. I felt my tears freezing up as I cried. How did this happen? How did the unsinkable ship sink? (Book #1 of the My Story Series) **** Cover by: my mother HIGHEST RANKING:#158 in Historical Fiction on 22/7/2017 #246 in Historical Fiction on 7/7/2017 #445 in Historical Fiction on 30/6/2017 #448 in Historical Fiction on 29/6/2017 #517 in Historical Fiction on 26/6/2017 #527 in Historical Fiction on 24/6/2017 #761 in Historical Fiction on 23/6/2017

Under The Waves by Redandtiger07

They said the titanic was unsinkable. The safest ship ever to cross the Atlantic ocean. Little did they know that journey would lead numerous passengers to their cold and lonely death. Clara Miller, a 14-year old girl is a 2nd class passenger aboard the Titanic. She gets an off feeling at first but brushes it off, awaiting the arrival at America. But when a strange collision with an iceberg occurs, she must try to save everyone she cares about, including the boy she only just met. ----------------------- Please give my short story a go. Hope you enjoy (: xx WARNING: My story is violent and very sad. If you feel uncomfortable at any point, please discontinue reading.

No One Compares by Alyreadslol

Follow y/n y/l/n and Jack Dawson on their journey to love inside the ill-fated Titanic. (Jack Dawson and the Dewitt Bukater family do not belong to me.) I ask as you read this story you take time to remember the real victims of the Titanic tragedy. Their lives were just as valuable and beautiful as ours.

My Little Bird by xoxoCherryTop

Ruby and Scarlett are about to set sail on a whole new adventure. They board the RMS Titanic hoping to start a new and fresh life in New York. As they fall in love with some crew members and maybe even a passenger, they learn new found secrets that could bring them closer together or tear them apart. What will happen when the horrific night of April 14th, 1912 begins? Who will make it and who will take their secrets with them all the way to the bottom of the sea?

Journey of Awakening by pucklover

Sara wanted to spend her summer with her friends and meet a boy so she could fall in love. But her dad dragged her to the most nothern part of New Hampshire, to clean out his grandmother's home. She never knew her, but her dad insisted they go together. When she found an old journal dating back to her great great great gandmother's time. This journal would ultimately changed her mind. Lillian Morris was being sent to meet her fiance James Martel in New York. Her father introduced them and soon they would be married. Her father needed the Martel fortune to save his estate. Lillian yet felt trapped, she was a means to an end in the world around her. Yet she gave up everything to please her father and try to be happy. Everything would change when she met William. Not knowing it they would ultimately have to fight for their lives. If you like history, love stories, and an eerie sense of haunting. Come read the Journey of Awakening

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After Titanic by InkandPaper1912

We walked for what felt like hours our suite cases getting heavier by the second then we rounded a corner to be greeted by a huge crowd of people waving, saying goodbye and climbing aboard the absolutely massive ship in the background. (Hi! I wrote this when I was thirteen, i am now 20 and reflecting back on it, I no longer agree with some of the things that I wrote about, especially because it is so poorly researched. If you enjoy it, please carry on reading. I will not stop you!)

Titanic Passenger Birthday's by TitanicLover100

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Titanic [STEFAN SALVATORE] by Iikegold

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The Wreck Of The Titan

In early April, a luxury ocean liner set off across the Atlantic. The boat didn't carry enough lifeboats to hold its 3,000-odd passengers, but that didn't matter since the liner was deemed to be "unsinkable." One fateful night, the liner struck an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland, causing the boat to sink and most of its passengers to perish. No, this wasn't the sinking of the Titanic. It's the plot of the novella Futility, which was published in 1898, 14 years before the Titanic sank.