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IF there was a sequel for this book... what would you like to see happen to the characters?

Personally... I don't think this book wrapped up too well being it was a stand alone novel. I would like there to be way more information about the Brotherhood. I would also of course like to see what happens to Tess and Alec.

I think there's a lot that could be covered in a sequel. I'm sort of surprised one isn't in the works. I really felt like the Brotherhood was sort of a throw in thing and a fully fleshed out Brotherhood would be nice.

I agree with both Kim and Angie - There could definitely be more about the Brotherhood and their motivations and source of power/influence. It seemed like the Brotherhood was just a plot device to have Mikhail on the same ship as Alec rather than a formidable organization.
Personally, I'd prefer it if the potential sequel was told in someone else's point of view. Tess got very tiring for me very quickly, with her constant whining about her social class despite her gorgeousness and absolutely wonderful nature. She seemed so full of herself, and that was the biggest reason I didn't like this book all that much. Perhaps we could learn more about other people whose lives have been touched by the Brotherhood (wasn't there some passing mention about female werewolves in hiding?).

Oh yea... the female werewolf story would be interesting too. I forgot about that part. I just didn't really understand why they would kill off all females. I mean.. at least keep them around for mating. I think maybe the killing females plot helped the story line for the book. Because why else would Mikhail hate Tess so much. I couldn't figure it out but I figure it's the Brotherhood's hatred of females that makes him just want to kill her.

I don't think it's a hatred of females - otherwise Mikhail would want to kill all the women aboard the Titanic. I think he was after Tess simply because she knew their secret. If I remember correctly, the Brotherhood didn't initiate women werewolves because they were "too weak."