No hay un amor más grande

In this work, Danielle Steel, the most admired and widely read romantic author, moves us with a story of suffering redeemed by love, of loyalty and a will to live. A story as tender as it is unforgettable.

As night fell on April 14, 1912, Edwina Winfield couldn't stop thinking that life was smiling upon her: she was traveling aboard the finest transatlantic liner in history in the company of her adoring parents and her fiancé, the best and most ardent lover she could ever dream of.

Suddenly, her world fell apart: the ship she was traveling on, the Titanic, struck an iceberg and sank. With it, her parents, her fiancé, and her dreams of being a happy daughter and wife went down. And upon returning home, she would have to take care of her five younger siblings, a task for which she was completely unprepared. Edwina, the rich and happy young woman, had to embark on a new, more mature and responsible life.

Review:
"It's one of those books that will make you cry from the very first page, so if you dare to read it, have a box of tissues handy."
Mar Tonks on the blog Nadando entre palabras