Whalefall: A Novel by Daniel Kraus - Kindle Edition Review
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Not artisan, but a perfectly fine bagel. Hits the spot.
Summary
A review and promotional description for Daniel Kraus's novel "Whalefall," described as a man-vs-nature thriller that also explores the complex relationship between parent and child. The book is available as a Kindle eBook on Amazon, featuring a beat-the-clock adventure story about fathers, sons, guilt, and the mysteries of the sea.
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· 3 pulledWhalefall is a rare thing: a page-turning, hold-your-breath, man-vs-nature thrill ride, but also a gripping exploration of the unnavigable relationship between parent and child.
A crazy, and crazily enjoyable, beat-the-clock adventure story about fathers, sons, guilt and the mysteries of the sea
[Kraus] brings the rigor of a scientist and the sensibility of a poet to his descriptions of the undersea world.
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