Review: Quick and entertaining
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
The writing is good and the book is free of grammar, usage and spelling errors present in too many self-published books.  The action scenes were well done.  The problem is that none of the people involved in the sinking of the Titanic are alive.  This made it difficult to really care about uncovering the conspiracy.  Also, these kind of stories (Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown or Night Fall by Nelson de Mille) benefit when the author can send his main character to discover and talk to people who might help solve the mystery.  Here, the authors had to invent Soft Kitty, who I found pretty lame.  Not a bad book, but if I rated it higher, I would have a hard time giving fair ratings to much better books.