By R.A. Scotti
Little, Brown and Company, 2001. 279 pgs. Nonfiction
In an era when weather forecasting was rudimentary, the most
destructive hurricane in U.S. history struck seven states in the northeast without warning. The author, who has written numerous novels,
brings the stories of people caught in the hurricane to life through
interviewing survivors and their families and friends as well as by researching
in published accounts of the hurricane. Building suspense from the beginning,
Scotti very effectively draws the reader in as she recounts many incredible tales of
survival and destruction.SH
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