Furious

Sailing into Terror

By: Jeffrey James Higgins

Narrated by: Sidney Flack

"An extraordinary achievement by a writer destined for greatness." (Jon Land, USA Today best-selling author of the Caitlin Strong novels)

"A gripping tale of a dream vacation that goes horribly wrong." (Mark Alpert, internationally best-selling author of Saint Joan of New York)

Trapped on a storm-damaged yacht, a grieving woman must conquer her worst fears and fight for her life, in a story described as The Shining on a yacht. Dr. Dagny Steele is on the verge of fulfilling her lifelong calling to become a pediatric surgeon, when the sudden death of her daughter sends her into a crushing depression.

Grief-stricken and desperate to heal, she takes a leave of absence and sails across the Indian Ocean with her husband. Dagny begins to recover from her tragic loss when her voyage turns into a nightmare. Isolated and hunted at sea, can she survive a deadly crucible?

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Horror At Sea

This was my first experience with this author's work. I remained on tenterhooks as the story unfolded. I was never quite sure where the tale would go next. I felt for Dr. Dagny Steele as she was consumed with grief over the death of her daughter. I admired her determination to deal with her depression. My attention was gripped by this almost non-stop action adventure. I thought Sidney Flack's narration was fine. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

loved it!

I enjoyed everything about this book. I couldn't stop listening. Interesting till the end.

Great read!!!

After more than 30 years of marriage, my wife and I finally have agreed on a great read!
Furious kept us both on the edge of our seat. It was both entertaining and exciting! Jeffrey Higgins is a gifted author. I can’t wait till his next book.

Who picked the narrator?

Hated the male narrator. Voice was deep, sometimes low and often hard to understand his voice was so low. Why didn’t they use a woman?

Mixed feelings

This book started out good and the story line was good too. But it went on way to long and described so much that really had no purpose.
That being said, I think if they a had a better narrator, that would have helped the story a lot (I mean A LOT)too.