Title: Compelling Tale, Grippingly Told
Product review: This is a LONG audiobook (over 10 hours), but I couldn't stop listening to it. It was incredibly compelling to hear the story of U.S. sailors before, during and after a devastating typhoon in the Pacific at a critical time in the Pacific Theater in World War II. The narrator, Eric Conger, has a voice that draws you in as you listen to the stories of the ships and crews in their daily lives, and how those lives are changed forever, for good or ill, by the typhoon, by the decisions made by the officers, and by their own actions and reactions to awsome and terrifying circumstances.I found myself liking some men, admiring many, and changing my opinions back and forth about some, as the story developed. I was surprised to hear of then Lieutenant, later President, Gerald Ford's heroic actions in a crisis.This was clearly well-researched and well-wtitten, and well worth a listen.
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