The Watch That Ends the Night (Audiobook)

from santli

Wow. I love historical novels but hadn't previously read any having to do with the Titanic. I love poetry, but really haven't gotten into verse novels or poetry written by Allan Wolf. I'm so glad I picked up The Watch That Ends the Night as my foray into the world of both the Titanic and verse no...

from scuzzy

There is no bigger story than that of the Titanic. This year marked the 100 year anniversary of its sinking and in that century there have been many tales, true and fiction depicting that fateful sailing. This book is a blend of fact and fiction and makes that clear, however it is written so well...

from Sullywriter

So much has been written about the Titanic, it's hard to imagine an author finding a fresh perspective but Allan Wolf pulls it off and quite brilliantly. The voices of the captain, crew members, passengers from all three class, the shipboard rats, the embalmer searching for bodies floating among ...

from KarenBall

2012 marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, one of the most famous ship disasters ever. What makes this book different from the hundreds that have been written about Titanic is that the story is told from 25 different perspectives, plus occasional telegrams and undertaker's no...

from bezoar44

Written from the perspective of multiple narrators - passengers on the ill-fated Titanic - the Watch that Ends the Night is an ambitious and mostly successful imagining of the sinking. While it is fiction, most of the characters are historical, and the plot sticks closely to the recorded accounts...