Title: Incredibly Compelling Read & #1 Resource for Kursk Disaster
Product review: Cry from the Deep by Ramsey Flynn is one of the most compelling nonfiction books I've ever read. As a Master's student at NYU, I read the book for research on my thesis, but to my surprise (and delight), I became completely immersed in the writing. Flynn writes in an intense, gripping style that allows for a fast-paced read. The entire time I was absorbed in the book, I felt like I was reading a novel for pleasure. However, for nonfiction junkies, this book gives the detailed facts of the Kursk disaster, even discussing how the sailors died and giving a personal history of Dima Kolesnikov. Flynn delves into the nuances of the Kursk itself, describing its behemoth size, structure and naval intent.Overall, I was blown away by this book and Flynn's evocative writing. I look forward to reading more from Mr. Flynn.
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