Distant Waves
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Distant Waves is an historical novel by Suzanne Weyn published in 20091. It uses the as much of its setting, mixing fiction with real people who were alive during the Titanic era.
Distant Waves is an historical novel by Suzanne Weyn published in 2009. It uses the as much of its setting, mixing fiction with real people who were alive during the Titanic era. ==Reception== Publishers Weekly wrote that the "interplay of science, spirituality, history and romance will satisfy." Kirkus Reviews wrote that the "well-researched story relies heavily on dialogue to impart rich historical detail, resulting in stiff, unnatural exchanges." Elizabeth Bush of The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books wrote: "Titanic addicts may simply be happy to find a fresh title to add to the canon, but speculative-fiction fans are unlikely to wade through to the big finish, and historical-fiction enthusiasts will probably cry foul at the abrupt genre abandonment. Notes on historical figures are included."
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