The Finest Hours: The True Story of the U.S. Coast Guard's Most Daring Sea Rescue

wow

this book was very well written and so much information about the history of life saving on the cape.when i was a kid i grew up vacationing on the cape and never new thoses ships were out there.and now that im an adult reading this book blew my mind i new some the history about the cg 36500.but reading this book really nade me feel that i was out there on the boat with that crewand iall i can say is WOW!!!!!!!this book is a great book to read

Violent storm rescues

A compelling reconstruction of events that occured 58 years ago. The authors relate the story of an exciting scenario that ties together the background of the rescued and rescuers. I recommend this book to anyone who is involved with sailing, power-boating, and is interested in available safety umbrella.

Fantastic read and amazing story!

Amazing that two ships went down off Cape Cod on the same night. Not only two ships but two of the same types of ships and they split in half! The Coast Guard was so brave in their rescue attempts, a must read. Enjoy.

Another page turner from Tougias

This book will only add to Michael Tougias' growing reputation as a writer of real sea disasters. Add this to the author's other two books, Ten Hours til Dawn and Fatal Forecast and you have three great additions to your library of maritime disaster books.
Unfortunately, Michael can not research and write his books as fast as we can read them, so I now await the completion of his next sea story.

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