The Other Fiancé: A Titanic Love Story

By: Kaylee Harris

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In "The Other Fiancé: A Titanic Love Story," destiny weaves a complex tapestry of love, loss, and rebirth against the backdrop of one of history's most tragic maritime disasters. Margaret, a spirited and hopeful young woman, embarks on the RMS Titanic, bound for America with her fiancé, eagerly anticipating a new life and a grand wedding in a land of opportunity. But the ill-fated journey takes an unimaginable turn as the Titanic succumbs to the icy waters of the North Atlantic, altering her life's course forever.
Surviving the tragedy, Margaret arrives in New York City, a city bustling with life yet shadowed by her recent loss. Here, she encounters a ghost from her past – her first love and former fiancé, Matthew, who had previously left her to seek his fortune in America. His sudden reappearance rekindles old feelings, but also ignites a turmoil of emotions in Margaret's heart, torn between the memory of what could have been and the reality of what is.
Set against the early 20th-century backdrop, this poignant tale navigates through the labyrinth of human emotions – the depths of despair, the resilience in adversity, and the enduring power of love. As Margaret grapples with her conflicting feelings and the societal expectations of the time, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and healing. "The Other Fiancé" is a testament to the notion that sometimes, out of tragedy, comes a second chance at love and life, leading to unexpected paths and new beginnings.

Dislike the narration

The story was lame and ridiculous. The narration was AI and it lacked the warmth of a real voice. I’ll not purchase another book with this type of narration.

The other finance. A titanic love story

Excellent read, a bit repetitive at times. Great narration, calm and smooth. I would recommend this title for titanic lovers, like myself!

Virtual Voice is NOT for Me

I could not complete my listen of this book, although I tried. This was the first time I listened to a virtual voice, and found it horrendous. While it is not rhythmic, there is no emotion. When there is a whisper, the voice is loud. When there should be sadness, the voice is normal. I focused so much on what was missing I could not follow the story. While this may be an easy way for an author to get their book on Audible, it actually turned me, the listener, away. I can hardly comment on the story because of the voice. I beg Audible and its authors not to go the route of AI. It ruins the experience and takes away work from the real talent.

Terrible

I wish that I could give this 0 stars. I'm not sure why the author repeated the same phrases over and over and over. I wish I could get the time back that I spent reading this. This is honestly one of the worst books I have ever read.