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Ann Victoria Roberts is celebrated for her historical novels, primarily set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, exploring intricate themes of love, the past, and its enduring impact on the present. Her work is characterized by vivid characters and richly drawn settings that transport readers from York to Australia and the Middle East. Roberts skillfully delves into the multifaceted nature of love and the psychological consequences of past events, often weaving in elements of mystery and the supernatural. Her most recent novel, while set in contemporary times, looks deeply into the 1960s to examine themes of betrayal, guilt, and redemption.

The Master's Tale: A Novel of the Titanic

2016
The Master's Tale: A Novel of the Titanic
352 pages
13 hours of reading
5.0(2)Add rating
Haunted by his final voyage, Captain Smith reflects on his life, including his maritime career and personal relationships, as he faces the fateful journey of the Titanic. Under pressure to sail again, he encounters ominous signs and prophetic warnings from passengers like WT Stead and a mysterious woman from his past. As he grapples with guilt and seeks to understand his mistakes, the novel delves into themes of time, coincidence, and the tragic events of April 1912, offering a unique perspective on Captain Smith's legacy.
2000
Moon rising
3.7(48)Add rating
One long hot summer in the 1880's, Bram Stoker escapes to Whitby where he has an intense and dangerous affair with a young woman from an old seafaring family. The affair will mark both their lives, and provide the young theatre manager with material for a novel. From the author of LOUISA ELLIOTT and DAGGER LANE.
1988
Liam´s story
4.5(36)Add rating
Continuing the story of the historical novel "Louisa Elliot", this is a tale of lost innocence, family conflict and an overwhelming but impossible love.

The Master's Tale: A Novel of the Titanic

Moon rising

Liam´s story