Women and Children First: Bravery, love and fate: the untold story of the doomed Titanic

Chapter Thirty-Six

Reg was wakened by a man’s voice, an American. ‘If…

Chapter Thirty-Seven

On arrival at New York’s Pier 54, Robert Graham led…

Chapter Thirty-Eight

Reg poured his heart out in the letter to John’s…

Chapter Thirty-Nine

The apartment that Seamus had found for Annie and his…

Chapter Forty

When Juliette told her mother that Robert wanted to take…

Chapter Forty-One

On Sundays, when Reg wasn’t working, he explored the city…

Chapter Forty-Two

‘My goodness! What brings you here?’ Mr Grayling looked startled…

Chapter Forty-Three

A date was set for Juliette and her mother to…

Chapter Forty-Four

Annie found life in Kingsbridge a struggle. The practicalities were…

Chapter Forty-Five

The night following Mr Grayling’s offer of employment, Reg lay…

Chapter Forty-Six

‘It appears to be about two carats.’ Lady Mason-Parker eyed…

Chapter Forty-Seven

Reg was astonished but pleased when he saw a story…

Chapter Forty-Eight

The morning of her departure for Saratoga Springs, Juliette woke…

Chapter Forty-Nine

A couple of days after starting work for Mr Grayling,…

Chapter Fifty

Reg liked to keep busy and there wasn’t much to…

Chapter Fifty-One

Mr Frank came into the kitchen holding a newspaper. ‘Your…

Chapter Fifty-Two

A sign announced ‘Welcome to Saratoga Springs, district of Saratoga…

Chapter Fifty-Three

Reg had very mixed feelings about his flirtation with Molly.

Chapter Fifty-Four

Annie hadn’t realised how hot it would be in New…

Chapter Fifty-Five

Reg let everyone think the cut on his hand was…

Chapter Fifty-Six

‘This is John,’ Molly said, to fill the stunned silence…

Chapter Fifty-Seven

Mr Grayling was in his office. Mr Frank tapped on…

Chapter Fifty-Eight

In Saratoga Springs, the temperature shot up into the nineties…

Chapter Fifty-Nine

Mr Frank insisted that Mr Grayling’s chauffeur drove Reg downtown…

Chapter Sixty

Annie couldn’t stop thinking about the séance and analysing everything…