Latimer's love for his wife was unheralded. Quiet, unassuming, steady as a cruise ship going over the great Atlantic, he decided to treat their upcoming ten year anniversary with a surprise gift. A cruise on the most spectacular ship ever assembled, The Mesopotamia, with a cruise back in time. Little did he know it was headed for disaster on its second voyage, a ship twice the size as the Titanic. Dubbed the Little City On Water, it would become the most tragic of all oceanline catastrophies where even ravishing Celestine D'Augustine, the head of the investor group who funded the billion dollar enterprise, would realize while agonizing over the end of her marriage, her blossoming interest in Latimer to her chagrin, and a sea captain with an ulterior motive for seeing it never reached land...