Adrift: 76 Days Lost at Sea Free Audiobook Download by Steven Callahan

In 1996, Steven Callahan and his wife were sailing across the Atlantic when their sailboat capsized, sending Steven to the bottom of the ocean. He spent 76 days adrift at sea before being found by a French research vessel and rescued. In this riveting memoir of survival, he writes about his thoughts and feelings as he waited for rescue day after day.

In this audiobook, Steven Callahan tells a heart-wrenching, true story about how he and five companions spent 76 days adrift in the Pacific Ocean. The group was sailing from Tahiti to California when their boat sank. They had no way of communication with anyone on earth for nearly two months.

Many people, who live in urban areas, think that the world is a fixed place with not much change. Not only is this untrue, but it can also cause fear. This fear could lead to over-exposure and vulnerability of being safe and secure. When hunting for fish on a ship or around an island, you need to be prepared for uncharted waters. The author of this book shares how he went adrift at sea for 76 days and lost everything - including his mind.

This is an audiobook. After his boat capsized off the coast of Thailand, he floated in the ocean for more than two months before being rescued by a passing ship. The author chronicles his experience with an honesty that few would be capable of and it's a wild and emotional ride.

The author, Steven Callahan, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent for the New York Times. In 2009, he was a passenger on the ill-fated MV El Faro when it was mysteriously lost at sea with 29 Americans aboard. After his rescue by an Air Force C-130 aircraft, Callahan decided to tell the story of what happened in this book. It details 76 days of survival, lack of food and water, and beginning to lose hope on the seas.

Since the beginning of the 20th century, there have been over 42 shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico. Of those 42 wrecks, 30 of them were lost at sea for more than six months before a rescue was coordinated. This audiobook tells that story of one ship's journey to disaster. Listeners will be helplessly drawn into 76 Days Lost at Sea and feel like they are on board with Captain Daniel Clark and his crew as they battle with waves breaking over twenty feet high and currents running more than fifteen knots. Readers will fight to keep pace as Callahan keeps up a constant pace and doesn't let up until the very end