Title: It's not right, it's not even wrong
Product review: Like his protagonist, Junkins tries to catch a feel for the waters and the life of a waterman, but quickly finds himself out of his depth due to a lack of understanding. The story first strives, unsuccessfully, to be poignant, then once Roget's has been exhausted, the author seemingly tacks-on some wholly implausible drama to stretch out what really is short story material. There are many other, more accurate, credible, and enjoyable books about the east coast's most precious estuarine gem.
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