Title: Poor at Best
Product review: This author fills the book with needless details. He makes a hero out of Bill Nagle, the captain of the dive boat, a hopeless alcoholic who should have had his master's license revoked years before three people were lost to this wreck. With the exception of John Chatterton, the only diver who seemed competent, you were listening to a story of people who had death wishes. The fact that the Coast Guard had to send rescue helicopters to save this collection of incompetents baffles the imagination. The author presents as fact details of several occurrences happening 50 years ago; hard to believe. Creativity at its best - and this book is classed as nonfiction.
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