In 1984, four young men set out on the Wind Blown, a commercial fishing boat from Montauk, Long Island. They never returned. When a violent nor’easter swept the region, the crew was lost, and the mystery of what happened has haunted the town ever since.
In The Lost Boys of Montauk, journalist Amanda M. Fairbanks goes beyond the headlines, telling the deeply human story of the men aboard, the families they left behind, and a community shaped by both privilege and tragedy. Through interviews, research, and a journalist’s eye for detail, Fairbanks brings to life a story of class divide, grief, and the unforgiving power of the sea.
This is a used copy in very good condition, available now with fast, free Amazon Prime shipping in Canada. A powerful true story for readers who appreciate well-researched nonfiction that resonates long after the last page.
