Donald Stanwood is the author of two novels. His first, The
Memory of Eva Ryker, was published in 1978 to great acclaim,
hitting the Publishers Weekly bestseller list, garnering an
Edgar Award nomination, and boasting reprints in several languages.
In 1980, Warner Bros and Irwin Allen produced it as a three-hour
TV-movie for CBS starring Natalie Wood and Robert Foxworth.
Stanwood has been a guest lecturer at University of California at
Fullerton and University of California at Irvine, and is a member
of an Orange County writers' critique group whose past members
include Jo-Ann Mapson, T. Jefferson Parker, and Elizabeth George.
He currently lives in Stanton, California.
"A sweetheart of a thriller . . . [Donald Stanwood] pulls an
incredibly tangled story along as smooth as an ocean liner weighing
anchor. . . . For people who want a good read, The Memory of Eva
Ryker is one of the recent best." -The New York Times Book
Review
"Sheer entertainment, expertly done . . . A glittering thread of
malice and mystery." -Cosmopolitan
"A sure-fire combination of themes takes up where A Night to
Remember and Raise the Titanic left off. . . . In a
slick, fast-paced, and adroitly plotted suspense story, Stanwood
brings together the strands of the Titanic disaster,
including a starkly graphic re-creation of the ship's last
minutes." -Publishers Weekly
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