Echoes of the Atlantic

Synopsis

Janet, a young woman with an insatiable wanderlust for historical sites, finds herself at the Titanic Museum. With her straight brown hair, soft features, and a simple pink dress, she's a picture of youthful curiosity. During a tour, the guide reveals a peculiar secret: a door that, if stepped through, transports one to the actual Titanic in 1912. Intrigued and ever the explorer, Janet takes the leap, unaware that her adventure will lead her not just through time, but into an unexpected romance. Suddenly immersed in the opulent yet doomed world of 1912, Janet must navigate the grandeur and impending tragedy of the maiden voyage. Amidst the social intricacies and the whispers of destiny, she encounters a charming gentleman whose path becomes intertwined with hers. As the ship sails towards its fateful encounter, Janet and her new companion find themselves drawn to each other, their burgeoning feelings a stark contrast to the looming disaster. This journey through time becomes a race against the inevitable, where love blossoms with Thomas Andrews the navel chief architect in the shadow of history, and Janet must confront not only the past but the possibility of a future she never imagined.