Spontaneous and sincere Laurie Hartman enjoyed her stay in England with all her heart. The dream of her dear late father had come true for her daughter, born and raised in America, to visit the land of her ancestors. The English uncle and aunt turned out to be the sweetest and most friendly people; they tried to entertain the energetic girl and surround her with new friends. Of course, they simply could not help but introduce Laurie to the most eligible bachelors in the area, the Connors brothers. Both Robert, the charming rogue and rake, and the slightly dry, serious Stephen made a huge impression on the girl. Of course, Laurie’s heart immediately told her which of the brothers was dearer to her, but the prudent and practical American is not going to offer her admirer more than simple friendship, because she is leaving, and quite soon. A cabin on the luxurious Titanic, a newfangled ocean liner, has already been ordered... After the death of her father, Laurie sailed to England to visit her uncle and aunt. She planned to stay with them for a while and then return to America on the Titanic, setting off on its maiden voyage. But her aunt’s illness, as well as her acquaintance with two young neighbors, changed Laurie’s plans, and fortunately: after all, the Titanic collided with an iceberg and sank...