The Second Crossing of the RMS Etruria
A Time-Slip Novel

About this book:

Step aboard the RMS Etruria and feel the cold iron of a 1895 steerage berth press against your skin as a modern archivist’s name inexplicably appears in a century‑old passenger ledger. When Daniel Vance touches the water‑stained page, the archive’s fluorescent lights die, the scent of coal smoke and brine floods the room, and he is thrust into the body of Arthur Vance—a low‑born laborer about to sail the Atlantic in the ship’s dark, fetid hold.

Across two intertwined timelines, you’ll experience the clatter of Liverpool’s docks, the oppressive roar of the Etruria’s engines, and the quiet dread of a man who discovers his own fate written in ink that refuses to stay still. As the vessel plunges into the fog‑shrouded Atlantic, every creak of the hull and every whispered secret in the lower decks pulls you deeper into a mystery where past and present collide—and where a single entry may hold the key to returning home—or to being lost forever.

If you crave a richly researched historical thriller that blends the tactile allure of archival discovery with the pulse‑pounding tension of a time‑slip voyage, *The Second Crossing of the RMS Etruria* will lock you in its grip from the first page and never let go. Get ready to sail—your ticket is waiting.