Hungry sea

Author: Linda Green
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Awarded the No. 1 spot on the 2003 New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists in the travel category, a 4.5-star book on AMAZON.COM, a bestseller with over 90 weeks on the list. Translated into 16 languages, including French, German, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. The bigger the sea, the greater the courage to conquer it. A book for those who love the ocean, a book for those who love life, and an unconventional management book for leaders. It brings you the desire and passion for striving. This is a woman's memoir—how strong a heart is needed to command men and the sea. A female captain's logbook of the sea—a blue liquid treasure, a blue survival experience, a blue rollercoaster of emotions. On this blue arena, she faces natural challenges and crises of humanity and human nature with astonishing resilience, extraordinary courage, and timely humor. The author takes us on an exhilarating and perilous journey of hunting marlin. Beyond the unpredictable storms at sea, the author and her crew also confront the storms of human nature—racism, drug addiction, betrayal, inexplicable illnesses, and death. And what makes it even more remarkable is how Captain Linda Green, as a woman, handles it all with exceptional wisdom. Turn to the next page, and we will fulfill all your expectations for maritime adventure: the beauty and mystery of the ocean, the complexity and depth of human nature, and the thrills and joys of seafaring adventures—all are here. Anyone who loves the sea will love this book!