Who Wrote The Book "Hungry Storms"?

The book 'Hungry Storms' is written by 'Sebastian Junger' who describes herself as 'Linda Greenlaw' and tells her own riveting story of a thirty-day sword fishing voyages aboard completely with danger, humour, and character which is colourful for one to imagine them out of the pages from 'Moby Dick' as describes it as 'One of the best sea captains, period, on the East Coast.'

There is spine thrilling excitement which starts from the beginning of the book till the stop till the last page. She explains her excitement through events which she faced contending with savage weather, equipment failure, too few fish, and too many sharks. Her excitement didn't dim even despite the break down of the fishing boat in a state of mind-numbing after working for 21 hours for 10 days continuously.

The 'Hungry Storms' captivates lovers of the sea, adventure and literature alike for a thrilling page turning and passionate ode to a fascinating way of life. With a true fisherman's gift for spinning a yarn and a voice that's wry, honest, and all her own, Greenlaw brings readers right on deck with her and her crew, re-creating the experience of going for the big haul against awesome odds.

The reviews of the book are awesome saying that it's a beautiful book for people with a love for sea. Stating that it's a story of a woman who succeeded in a dangerous profession despite it being a male dominated one.

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