Titanic Novels & Stories

Many would love to visit here if it wasn't so deep down here. But amidst the beauty, I saw a sobering sight. On the screen, I spotted several capsized boats and ships, their wreckage strewn across the ocean floor. My heart sank as I tried playing the tragic stories behind each one - the lives lost, the dreams shattered, the families torn apart. I remembered the famous movie I once watched some time ago, Titanic. The spirits of those who died here must be hovering around, this alone gave me goosebumps. I shook my head, feeling a sense of sadness wash over me. "So many lives lost," I whispered, my voice barely audible.

I signalled the bartender for another drink again. I looked around the dingy bar. Couples and groups of friends filled the booths, laughing and having fun without a care. A feeling of jealousy and bitterness twisted in my gut. If only I could be so carefree. If only I could live a Normal life like every other person. I had drank more than six bottles of beer yet I wasn’t satisfied. A memory flashed as I remembered my first mate sisters harsh words at her brother's funeral: "Stay away from him unless you want to end up in the grave too." More tears stung my eyes. How many times had I heard that I was...cursed?

One of them walked up to Jeana and bowed respectfully. "Humph..." Jeana snorted disdainfully. "I know, so annoying! Did I ask him to wait for me? Honey, ignore these good-for-nothings. Let's go." "Well." Savannah didn't get this situation, and she was taken onto the luxury cruise by Jeana. Savannah patted her shoulder in surprise and lowered her voice, "This cruise ship is called 'Vivian'. It seems to be the combination of our two names. Haha..." "Hey, what kind of good name can a hooligan come up with?" Jeana curled her lips in disdain. This tone... why did it sound a little proud?

Iris checks the babies again before meeting him in the hall. “Baby,” Iris melts into her mate. “I’m so glad you are home.” Titan listens as Iris fills him in on all that has gone on. “My sister Ariel is alive and is Adrain’s mate,” Titan blurts out as she gets to the part about Sabrina meeting Zion. “Whoa, you have a sister?” Iris asks, stepping back. “Yeah. I thought she died with my parents,” Titan tells her. “They are marked and fully mated.” “Okay,” Iris nods and then tells him about her encounter with Poseidon.

When he finally spoke again, it was to apologize, "I'm sorry about what happened on the yacht and pushing you into the sea." I was stunned for a moment, and then smiled indifferently. "If you didn't bring it up, I would have almost forgotten it..." "No… I know you. You didn’t forget." He suddenly roared, almost hysterically, his eyes red and twisted in anguish, "Even if you can forget it, I can’t forget my wrongdoings. I ruined everything. I ruined this family." I simply looked at him and said nothing. Only when Michael slumped into the chair in exhaustion did I slowly get up. "If there’s nothing else, I’ll be leaving now."

Its limbs were bent backward. The visor with the white star was cracked down the middle. It wasn't moving. "Scratch one... tin man," I groaned, trying to sit up. I failed. I collapsed back onto the cold metal. Then, a sound. Whirrrrr-click. The heap of metal moved. The Titan pushed itself up. One arm was missing, torn off at the shoulder. Its legs were crushed. It dragged itself forward on its remaining arm. It didn't stand. It crawled.

Somewhere over the ocean, the red ribbon sank with the water. And Maya Torres—Lena Moreau, Élise Gagnon, Clara—gone at last.

Prologue of Lost Treasure. This is a love story that will make you go emotional. This book is all about a guy by the name John Williams. He is the second born in a family of two boys. His big brother who is a medical doctor Lyod Williams. The both brothers lost their parents at a very tender age so Mr Lyod was a father, a mother and a big brother to his little brother John who is fondly called Johnny. His brother made sure to provide Johnny with everything he needed in life. This virtually made Johnny a spoiled brat.

Its forward gravity-anchor snapped with a sound like a thunderclap, and the three-hundred-thousand-ton titanium hull began to tilt nose-down, its massive, un-targeted bulk drifting in a slow, irreversible slide straight toward the upper residential rings of the Spires. "The ballast..." Kemi whispered, her eyes wide with a cold, scrapper terror as she watched the shadow of the falling titan grow over the plaza. "If that thing hits the central column, it’s going to trigger a domino effect. It’ll drag all five tiers down into the mud." "It won't hit the column," a dead, digitized voice rattled from the floor behind us.

"But we have a major problem!" Sebastian instantly shifted back into commander mode. He turned, keeping one arm protectively wrapped around Harper’s waist. Kenji’s voice came over the loudspeakers, laced with absolute, unadulterated terror. "Commander... the nuclear blast destroyed the submarine and High Priestess Xanthe. But the thermal shockwave... it didn't kill the Titan in the trench." "What do you mean?" Sebastian's eyes narrowed. "The Mariana Trench is the prison. The nuclear explosion didn't hit the Titan. It just blew the doors of the cage wide open!" Kenji shouted, the sound of frantic typing echoing in the background. "The radiation didn't hurt it, Sebastian. It fed it."