"V.C. King, author of Seven Sexy Tales of Terror, has crafted an interesting novel that combines mystery and suspense with a touch of romance and the paranormal. Her knowledge of ships, and the Titanic in particular, is impressive, as is her flair for creating a literary atmosphere capable of drawing the reader into both her story and the underlying tragedy of the Titanic. “Tiny vessels, each with a lantern at the bow…carrying the burden for those who couldn’t help asking why and what if? Victims of tragedy, taking with them the guilt of those who had survived. Leaving the past to finally rest in peace,” King writes. Titanic: Relative Fate will interest anyone with even a passing interest in the legendary ship and the tragedy that befell her. The novel is thought-provoking and engrossing, with a stirring poignancy drawn from a tragedy of our past." — Jeannine Chartier Hanscom, ForeWord Clarion Reviews
“Very well written and most interesting.”—Millvina Dean, Titanic’s Last Survivor
“You won’t be disappointed if you book passage on Titanic: Relative Fate. A page-turner as another Titanic tragedy looms.”—Mary Ann Whitley, Titanic International Society
“A wonderful read with a stunning conclusion that will raise goose bumps!”— Julie Failla Earhart, Armchair Interviews
“A truly magnificent novel.”— Alex Malebra, Twilight Series Theories
"Yesterday I thought I'd have a glance at your book, Titanic: Relative Fate. Last night I finished it! It was impossible to put it down - well-written, keep turning the pages storyline. I thought you set it brilliantly in context and I could feel the original Titanic in every page. You recreated the atmosphere of the present and the past and wove them together with great skill. A super read - just perfect for a wet day in Ireland. It stands alone but will be of especial interest to all 'Titanoraks'! I'll be recommending it to all our members. Well done."—Allison Murphy, Editor CQD, Belfast Titanic Society
“A worthy addition to anyone’s library…so believable, that if it were not for its fictional classification, I would have believed it to be an account of an actual ship. Exciting and intense!”—Norm Lewis, founder of the Canadian Titanic Society
“A fascinating plot. V. C. King's novel, Titanic: Relative Fate is a saga that grabs you from page one. The characters come to life as we relive the Titanic adventure in modern times. A great read!”—Author, editor, and speaker, Bruce M. Caplan, Seattle Miracle Press
“Canadian author V. C. King has put painstaking research of Titanic fact and lore to great use in penning a fast-paced page-turner. Pulling the Titanic story forward into the 21st century, seemingly without effort, King has crafted a great yarn that captures your attention at Page One and doesn't let go. The characters are interesting; the plot is engaging; there's lot's of action - Titanic: Relative Fate is a fun summer evening's read.”—Rudi Engel
“I must say it was awesome, very eerie but absolutely awesome. It really takes your mind to 1912 aboard the Titanic. In a very old and quiet house like mine you can almost hear and see the torment from those struggling to get away from the ship. Titanic: Relative Fate book most realistically puts you on the deck of the Titanic during the last few hours of her existence. I very much enjoyed this novel and look forward to your next.”—Harry Hewitt
King gives Titanic enthusiasts a wonderful read and provides a stunning conclusion that will raise goosebumps! —Armchair Interviews
