Englishwoman Elizabeth Shallcross has big plans for her future, and they do not include remaining a lowly governess. First she has one last obligation to fulfill; she must accompany a dashing American widower and care for his child on a luxurious voyage to America. Their ship? The Titanic. On this fateful voyage two men vie for her attention. But when the ship hits an iceberg, who will survive?

“Writing Cold April did more than renew my life-long interest in my family’s connection to the Titanic,” says author Phyllis A. Humphrey. “My research also impressed upon me three important facts: how far women have come since then, how the British lower classes sacrificed themselves for duty, and how much history’s lessons can teach us. It has even opened new doors in my writing career.”

Phyllis A. Humphrey is the author of eight other romance novels, a non-fiction book published by John Wiley & Sons, several short stories and many articles that have appeared in national magazines. Humphrey’s long-time interest in the Titanic has a basis in family history; her grandfather emigrated to the U.S. from England on board the New York, the ship that almost collided with the Titanic on the first day of its tragic voyage. When not writing, Phyllis sings and acts in local theatrical productions. She has raised four children and currently lives with her husband in Southern California. Visit her website: PhyllisHumphrey.com.

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