Something’s Alive on the Titanic

If you forget the Titanic’s legacy, beware.
Something is alive on the Titanic — something powerful and malevolent that protects the once-great ocean liner from the rapacious intentions of those who would desecrate her grave. Whatever is down there was first encountered by a classified mission in 1975, and they could never speak of it.
A previous mission to recover millions of dollars in gold believed hidden in Cargo Hold Three had a mysterious, tragic end. Now, a new group of men and women — scientists, adventurers, and the United States Navy — wants to retrace the steps of that original voyage to investigate where the 1975 mission failed. The rumours of monsters and apparitions can’t be true, can they? As they penetrate deep into the hull, the first people to see the interior in eighty-one years, they find they are not alone…
Something’s Alive on the Titanic dazzlingly brings the ill-fated ship to life in brilliantly dramatic scenes.
Praise for Robert Serling:
‘Serling has spun another winner’ – Publisher’s Weekly
‘High level of suspense and excitement’ - De Moines Sunday Register
‘…keeps you guessing ‘til the end’ - Arizona Daily Star
Robert Serling was born in 1918 in Cortland, New York and was a novelist and aviation writer. He is the author of a number of airline histories and several novels, including The President’s Plane Is Missing , which was adapted in 1973 as a made-for-TV film, and Air Force One Is Haunted.