Sisters of Fortune

Based on the true story of the Fortune sisters, three young women each at a crossroads when they boarded the RMS Titanic in the spring of 1912 and how that maiden voyage would transform their lives in profound and unexpected ways. Fans of The Second Mrs. Astor by Shana Abe and Patricia Falveys The Titanic Sisters will be captivated as USA Today bestselling author Anna Lee Huber expertly weaves real historical figures and events into this vivid, surprising, emotionally powerful novel about the longing for independence and loveand the moments that irrevocably change even the best laid plans . . .';Lush with sumptuous historical details and riveting as the events of that fateful voyage unfurl, readers will love this one!' Madeline Martin, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Keeper of Hidden Books and The Last Bookshop in London';Vividly detailed and painstakingly researched, Sisters of Fortune threads fact and fiction into a compelling story.' Bryn Turnbull, author of The Paris Deception and The Woman Before Wallis';Filled with luscious detail of the Titanic's maiden voyage and spot on depictions of its many passengers, from the grand to the ridiculousabsolutely riveting until the very last page!'Shelley Noble, New York Times Bestselling author of The Tiffany GirlsApril,1912: It's the perfect finale to a Grand Tour of Europesailing home on the largest, most luxurious ocean liner ever built. For the Fortune sisters, the voyage offers a chance to reflect on the treasures of the past they've seenmagnificent castles and museums in Italy and France, the ruins of Greece and the Middle Eastand contemplate the futures that await them. For Alice, there's foreboding mixed with her excitement. A fortune teller in Egypt gave her a dire warning about traveling at sea. And the freedom she has enjoyed on her travels contrasts with her fiance's plans for her returna cossetted existence she's no longer sure she wants. Flora is also returning to a fiance, a well-to-do banker of whom her parents heartily approve, as befits their most dutiful daughter. Yet the closer the wedding looms, the less sure Flora feels. Another mancharming, exasperating, completely unsuitableoccupies her thoughts, daring her to follow her own desires rather than settling for the wishes of others. Youngest sister Mabel knows her parents arranged this Grand Tour to separate her from a jazz musician. But the secret truth isthat Mabelhas little interest in marrying at all, preferring to explore ideas of suffrage and reformeven if it forces a rift with her family. Each sister grapples with the choices before her as the grand vessel glides through the Atlantic waters. Until, on an infamous night, fate intervenes, forever altering their lives . . .