Titanic Book of the Kid Servants: A Haunting Story of the Bellboys Aboard is a mystery thriller that tells the story of bellboys who served the doomed luxury liner. They all vanished with the ship as she slipped beneath the ice of the cold unforgiving ocean water and never to be seen again.Years later, Matt and Margret by chance crossed paths on the Emerald Tribute Cruise. Their ship faced a mysterious transverse with the ghosts of the bellboys from the Titanic’s past. Their inquisitiveness led them to unveil several hidden secrets on the tragic night of April 15, 1912. Both Matt and Margret being history buffs, uncovered the truth behind the existence of the ghosts and were convinced that several had been lingering on their ship. Margret detected their paranormal activities through her electromagnetic field detector gadget.The thrill began when the dead souls of the bellboys started to haunt Margret and Matt. Unveiled the secrets buried from 1912 as they started the unexpected journey with the ghosts. What was in the letter that Matt was supposed to deliver to Archie?Through gripping details, Titanic Book of the Kids Servants: A Haunting Story of the Bellboys Aboard brought to life the forgotten story of these young men, their struggles, and the passengers they served. It served as a potent symbol of human fortitude and resiliency in the midst of misfortune. As they confronted the catastrophic sinking of the ship, they faced their own destiny.This page-turning novel takes the reader on an unforgettable journey giving a new perspective on the Titanic story exploring the lesser-known aspects of the extraordinary incident at sea.The Titanic Book of the Kids Servants is an unforgettable journey into a lost world of Victorian servitude, where small boys as young as twelve were indentured to the wealthy families of Britain and sent to work in the greatest luxury liner built at the time. Through vivid descriptions, this remarkable book brings us face-to-face with the young souls who embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime journey that tragically ended in disaster. Hear their personal stories in their own words starting from recruitment to grueling work assignment and their mistreatment. Walk through their footsteps as they boarded the Titanic's ill-fated maiden voyage brimming with hope despite bleak prospects. A unique hybrid of solemn remembrance and thrilling adventure. The Titanic Book of the Kid Servants is an astonishing look at what it meant to be born into a lower-class family during the Edwardian Britain era.