Love on the Titanic

They were never meant to meet-let alone fall in love-on a voyage that would change the world forever. Henry, a young Irish-American carpenter traveling third class aboard the RMS Titanic, is returning to New York with his closest friend, Madeleine. Oliver is a first-class steward-polished, disciplined, and bound by rules that leave no room for the life he wants, or the man he is. Separated by rigid class lines and constant risk, their worlds should never cross. But in hidden corridors and borrowed hours, Henry and Oliver find something neither expected: a connection that feels urgent, fragile, and dangerously real. What begins as a cautious attraction deepens into a love that asks impossible questions-about identity, sacrifice, and how much you are willing to risk for another person. As the Titanic moves steadily toward history, their stolen moments grow more precious. When disaster strikes, love is no longer something whispered in the dark-it becomes a matter of survival. Love on the Titanic is a deeply emotional queer historical romance about love that defies class, convention, and catastrophe-honoring the tragedy of the Titanic while imagining the lives, and loves, history never recorded. This is not a story about changing history. It is a story about the love that existed within it-and refused to disappear.