Depth of Deception (A Titanic Murder Mystery)

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DETECTIVE DRAMA FANTASY ACTION CRIME MYSTERY SUSPENSE / THRILLER ADVENTURE HISTORICAL FICTION

1980s & '90s

Alexander Galant

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Logline

The year is 1982, and a beautiful young woman, dressed in Edwardian clothing, is found floating unconscious in the North Atlantic with a 1912 boarding pass to the RMS Titanic. Is it a bizarre case of time-travel that links her to an unsolved murder from 1909, or an elaborate hoax?

Genre

Detective, Drama, Fantasy, Action, Crime, Mystery, Suspense / Thriller, Adventure, Historical Fiction,

Short Summary

It's April of 1982, and a young woman is found in the freezing Atlantic, floating on a wooden deck chair. She is nicknamed 'Myra' because of the inscription on her locket. Over in England, Callum Toughill, is assigned the case of a missing brooch that was stolen during a murder in 1909 Glasgow.

Setting

New York, London, Glasgow, North Atlantic

Based on a True Story

No

Plot - Premise

Voyage and Return

Plot - Other Elements

Philosophical Questions, Twist,Family bond

Mature Audience Themes

Language/Profanity

Main Character Details

Name: Myra

Age: 25

Gender: Female

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Charming, Complex, Desperate, Gracious, Sophisticated, Beautiful

Additional Character Details

Name: Callum Toughill

Age: 35

Gender: Male

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Skillful, Underdog, Complex, Educated, Heroic, Honorable, Outspoken, Adventurous, Funny, Lone Wolf

Additional Character Details

Name: Edward Hoffman

Age: 72

Gender: Male

Role: Skeptic

Key Traits: Sophisticated, Charming, Educated, Empathetic

Additional Character Details

Name: Dr. Natalie Lindsay

Age: 31

Gender: Female

Role: Logical

Key Traits: Educated, Honorable, Selfless, Skillful

About The Author

Target Audiences

Age: 18-34

Target Gender: Universal

Group Specific

Information not completed

Publishing Details

Status: Yes: self-published

Year Published: 2012

Hard Copy Available

No

ISBN

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