Winter Reading

WE KNOW, WE KNOW—IT’S USUALLY A SUMMER THING. BUT THERE’S A BOOK HERE FOR EVERYBODY, SO CURL UP WITH ONE OF THESE TITLES.

- Simon Murray

1. THE SURVIVAL STORY: Almost a decade before writing The Finest Hours, Michael Tougias wrote about a Coast Guard rescue during the infamous blizzard of ’78 that hit the Northeast. “It’s a story that sucks you in and makes you feel like you’re aboard the Can Do, which is a very scary place to be,” says Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding. “I was glad to read it while tucked into the warm berth of a boat on a calm river.