April's Silent Cry: The Night the Titanic Sank

On a cold April night in 1912, the world witnessed a maritime tragedy like no other; the sinking of the RMS Titanic. A vessel of unparalleled luxury and ambition, its descent into the icy Atlantic ocean claimed over 1, 500 lives and shattered the myth of human invincibility. This gripping non-fiction narrative delves into the Titanic's journey from its ambitious beginnings to the heart-wrenching aftermath of its collision with an iceberg.
Through survivor accounts, historical records, and the haunting relics left behind, the book paints a vivid picture of the lives aboard; spanning first-class opulence to third-class hope and resilience. Explore the harrowing moments on deck as chaos unfolded, the valiant acts of courage amidst despair, and the sweeping consequences that reshaped maritime safety forever. Featuring rare insights into the personalities aboard; from industrial magnates to immigrants seeking a new world; this book bridges human tragedy with historical magnitude, inviting readers to reflect on an event that continues to resonate over a century later.