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In the midst of tradgedy, in the midst of scandal. Unfortunately for her, the ship she was to board was the Titanic. She took this as a sign her luck was finally changing.

By sheer chance, she is offered a position as a maid to one of the world's leading fashion designers. So she took the plunge and handed in her notice and cut the ties with her now former employer and decided she would either sink or swim.

She heard they were hiring, so she'd get a job, take a chance, and risk everything or nothing would ever change. When she heard some jobs were opening up for a ship traveling to America she decided now was the time. She'd been trained to be a seamstress, born to be one. She'd been working as a maid and knew it was time for a change. She knew she was destined for something better, something more.

Publisher: Doubleday 1st Printing edition (February 21, 2012).

The Dressmaker by Kate Alcott