Aaron Saunders Livres

A unique exploration of an industry with more than 20 million customers Beautifully designed and illustrated First book of its kind to describe and analyse the modern cruise ship

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The narrative centers on the harrowing tale of the Canadian Pacific steamship Princess Sophia, which ran aground on Vanderbilt reef in 1918 and sank during a fierce snowstorm after two days of distress. The story parallels a modern-day incident involving the cruise ship Star Princess, navigating the same perilous waters, where history threatens to repeat itself with a potential maritime disaster. This gripping account intertwines past and present, highlighting the dangers of the Alaskan seas and the haunting legacy of the original tragedy.