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"Utterly compulsive and unputdownable--the most exciting, authentic, and humanly moving of all the recent Storm books. Brilliantly paced and perfectly balanced. . . . Carrier is a marvelously trustworthy narrator. . . . A terrific book."--Jonathan Raban, author of Passage to Juneau: A Sea and Its Meanings and Bad Land: An American Romance"A wonderful story. An extremely well-written account of the events as I knew them. I commend Jim Carrier for a magnificent job."--Jerry D. Jarrell, Director, National Hurricane CenterIn October 1998, the majestic schooner Fantome came face-to-face with one of the most savage storms in Atlantic history. The last days of the Fantome are reconstructed in vivid and heartbreaking detail through Jim Carrier's extensive research and hundreds of personal interviews. What emerges is a story of courage, hubris, the agony of command, the weight of lives versus wealth, and the advances of science versus the terrible power and unpredictability of nature.
Contents
Omoa, HondurasIslands, Honduras: October 18 - 24, 1998Omoa and Miami: October 24 - 25, 1998Omoa: October 25, 1998--EveningBelize and Miami: October 26, 1998--Morning and Early AfternoonGulf of Honduras: October 26, 1998--Afternoon and EveningRoatan, Bay Islands: October 27, 1998--Dawn - Early AfternoonBay Islands: October 27, 1998--AfternoonMiami and Bay Islands: October 27, 1998--Late AfternoonBay Islands, Mainland Honduras, and Miami: October 28, 1998Bay Islands, Mainland Honduras, and Miami: October 29, 1998Bay Islands, Mainland Honduras, and Miami: October 30 - November 1, 1998Bay Islands, Guyana, Gulf of Mexico, and Miami: November 2 - 5, 1998Bay Islands, Mainland Honduras, Eastern Caribbean, Miami, British Isles: November 6, 1998 - Year's EndCodaEpilogueAcknowledgmentsAbout the AuthorPhotos appear after page 140NER(01): WOW
