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Titanic 1912

By: Catt Dahman
Narrated by: Chuck Wagner
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Publishers Note: Titanic 1912 was previously published as Titanic QED

In 1912, the Titanic hit an iceberg and over the course of a few hours, plunged to the bottom of the sea, leaving a fraction of the passengers and crew to bob about the frigid sea in small lifeboats. The others, husbands, fathers, third class passengers, froze to death in the icy water, but they were the lucky ones; there was much worse in the sea that fateful night.

Behemoths, leviathans, a hundred foot megaladon and other flesh-devouring creatures broke the boundaries that night, crossing over into our world to prey. As the Old Ones slumbered, the beasts of Lovecraftian lore broke free to terrorize and consume the innocent.

Written as H.P. Lovecraft would tell the tale, Titanic: QED explores the untold story of the night the Titanic sank.

©2013, 2020 Catt Dahman (P)2021 J Ellington Ashton Press
Horror Sea Adventures Scary Fiction Adventure Transportation

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