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Dark WindGordon Chaplin

Dark Wind

230 pagesFirst published 19997 editions
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Dark Wind is the true story of a whirlwind, midlife romance and two lovers' pursuit of a life of adventure on the high seas. Gordon Chaplin tells the tale of a catastrophic sailing journey he and his partner, Susan Atkinson, undertook across the Pacific Ocean. Having separately navigated broken first marriages and two decades of child-rearing, they had rediscovered passion and a thrilling new life together. But an idyllic sailing escapade through the Marshall Islands ends in tragedy when they decide to ride out a typhoon on their sailboat, Lord Jim, rather than abandon ship for the safety of…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackISIS Large Print Books20022169780753165522
HardcoverISIS Large Print Books20022409780753165515
EditionTurtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media2000—9780606206211
EditionPlume20002409780452281820
EditionPan20002309780330481663
AudiobookAudio Renaissance1999—9781559275378
EditionAtlantic Monthly Press19992259780871137432
HurricanesDescription and travelShipwreck victimsTravelMarine accidentsOcean travelNew York Times reviewedAdventure and adventurers