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fluffernutterfriday 's review for:
The Watch That Ends the Night
by Allan Wolf
This is one of my all-time favorite novels.
I have no idea how Allan Wolf was able to breathe life into the iceberg that struck the Titanic, but he did it.
Phenomenally.
But he didn't just write about the iceberg.
Oh, no.
Wolf also wrote about the captain, the shipbuilder, a handful of immigrants, John Jacob Astor, even the Unsinkable Molly Brown. He wrote about so many people, so breathtakingly beautifully, that I couldn't put it down.
Sure, there were a few historical errors (Wolf admits it at the end), but that didn't even matter to me: and I'm a Titanic fanatic.
Please read this.
I have no idea how Allan Wolf was able to breathe life into the iceberg that struck the Titanic, but he did it.
Phenomenally.
But he didn't just write about the iceberg.
Oh, no.
Wolf also wrote about the captain, the shipbuilder, a handful of immigrants, John Jacob Astor, even the Unsinkable Molly Brown. He wrote about so many people, so breathtakingly beautifully, that I couldn't put it down.
Sure, there were a few historical errors (Wolf admits it at the end), but that didn't even matter to me: and I'm a Titanic fanatic.
Please read this.