The Girl Who Came Home - A Titanic Novel - Plot & Excerpts
‘It’ll just be another reporter looking to get their pound of flesh out of Maggie.’ The interest in Grace’s article about Maggie’s Titanic story had been amazing. Since she’d received the phone call from Professor Andrews to tell her that Bill O’Shea had fallen in love with her article, life had become crazy. When it finally appeared in print, on May 16th, Grace and Maggie’s names were all over town, literally overnight. Grace was being hailed as the young girl who’d scooped the biggest story of the year – possibly the decade – and was already being touted as one to watch by the sensitive and heart-felt way she had handled the story. Maggie was a local hero. With the success of the article and the revelation that a Titanic survivor was living among them, other local newspapers and journalists also wanted a piece of the action and the phone hadn’t stopped ringing since the publication of the piece; everyone wanting to cover the story in their own newspapers and magazines, wanting photos of Maggie, photos of Grace, photos of the family altogether.
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