In the mid-19th century, the Shore and Crowninshield families, both with a long history of seafaring, have a young couple on the cusp of romance. Joel Shore, the youngest of four brothers, has a close friendship with Priscilla Crowninshield, but their love remains unspoken. When Joel's eldest brother Mark, captain of the Nathan Ross, returns from a voyage, Joel convinces Mark to take him along, despite being considered too young. Meanwhile, Mark becomes smitten with Priscilla and arranges an engagement without her knowledge. The announcement shocks Joel and Priscilla, who has no romantic feelings for Mark. On their first sailing to Singapore, Mark's decision sets off a chain of events that puts both his and Joel's lives at risk, forcing them to choose between family loyalty and following their hearts.
Across to Singapore
A timeless tale of love, family, and sibling rivalry unfolds as a young man's childhood sweetheart is unexpectedly engaged to his older brother, sparking a bitter struggle for her affections and loyalty.
