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    Is Titanic Rising?

    By Thomas P. Hanna

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    Reluctant seer Adrian Barakat foresees the Titanic rising and sailing for New York, then is called on to suggest why this happened and how to prevent a possible disaster. The lead theory is that the spirit of a strong-willed woman who went down with the ship is causing this in an attempt to reunite with the man whom she loved before he dies. While the world speculates about the “love that defies even death” Barakat must try to help the navies stop the ship before even stranger and scarier things happen.
    When the ship rises as predicted there is great wonder. When the ship steams for New York there is great concern since Barakat also had a vision of the ship reaching there amid massive destruction. Attempts to stop Titanic with torpedoes or another ship placed in her path fail. The situation is complicated by a woman who bought the rights to the ship if it ever refloated on its own and who now boards it to prevent the navies from damaging it while trying to stop it. She takes on the entity that is causing the event and despite her determination and preparations she loses that fight.
    Barakat recommends that the Navy fly the dying love interest out to meet Titanic so the ship need not go to land to allow the couple to reunite while there is still time. Despite protests from some of those in charge, that is done. People all around the world hold their breath and hope as they watch that old man’s arrival at Titanic by helicopter on live TV broadcasts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThomas P. Hanna
    Release dateNov 23, 2011
    ISBN9781466168978
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    Thomas P. Hanna

    After years of teaching high school and then college biology I retired to write. I am back living in Philadelphia, PA where I was born and raised.

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    • 4/5
      This is a fiction a novel. It's about Marie Theresa Fleming who disappeared when the Titanic went under while her fiancé Oliver Nessler waited for her back in New-York.It is said that Miss Fleming was a spiritualist of note back in 1912. She claimed that she had an amulet that united her and her fiancé forever no matter what.There is this spiritualist named Adrian Barakat who senses that the Titanic will rise. And it does but it's all restored as if it was brand new. The ship sails in the direction of New-York.What forces can be driving it?Is it any danger to anyone?No one seems to be able to board it except Adrian Barakat.What if it wa Mary Theresa Fleming's ghost trying to get to her fiancé back in New-York who's now 99 years old. You really need to read it to find out.I really liked this book. It is really well written. I had a bit of a hard time to get into the book a first but I'm glad I stuck with because once I was into it I could not get out of it. It's a great mix of fiction and fact, adventure and danger. The author sure did a great job in this book.I give this book a 4/5
    • 5/5
      Great Book, Great Story, Great ReadIs Titanic Rising? is a great story filled with danger, historical aspects and love, all of which the Titanic Movie and the Titanic disaster had in common.The writer has done a superb job at mixing fact with fiction and this truly is a great read.