Voyage In Time: The Titanic (Out Of Time #9) - Plot & Excerpts
“Edmund Barrow?” he said. “Yes, I think we’ve established that. Elizabeth?” Simon turned to his wife who smiled at him with her most disarming smile, but Simon was having none of it. He was quite content to remain well-armed for now. “Simon—” He glared at her. “It’s not her fault,” Edmund said. “I doubt that,” Simon muttered. “How is it you two know each other exactly?” “It’s a funny story,” Elizabeth said. Simon knew that anything Elizabeth said that started with that phrase was not going to amuse him. “We bumped into each other on deck,” she said and shared a smile with Edmund. Realizing that if she was trying to diffuse Simon’s anger, that was hardly the best course, she added hastily, “and he saved my life.” Simon’s heart stuttered. “He what?” “That’s maybe overstating it a little,” Edmund said. Elizabeth shook her head. “I’d be dead, or maimed.” “Maimed? That sounds painful.” “Eating through a straw for the rest of my life,”
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