Great Lakes Triangle

by Jay Gourley

Book Overview

What is the mysterious force at work over the Great Lakes of America and Canada that - with devastating speed and power - destroys hundreds of aircraft and ships that venture there?What causes... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0449138275
• ISBN13: 9780449138274
• Release Date: May 1977
• Publisher: Fawcett Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.

Customer Reviews

I had this book

I found it very interesting. The planes just flew into Lake Michigan on a clear night. Ships just sank. The wreck of theEdmund Fitzgerald, of which Gordon Lightfoot sang in the1970s, was real. In November 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald,a Great Lakes ore carrier with 29 crewmen, sank on LakeMichigan. She sank in the worst storm in over sixty years.The Edmund Fitzgerald was traveling in tandem with another ore carrier, the Arthur M. Anderson, when she sank.The Discovery Channel had a special about her in the '90s, and they had a salvage team raise the ship's bell. A plaquerests on the bottom of the lake.

Best of the 70's triangle books

This book,titled to cash in on the hugh sales that Bermuda Triangle-Devil's Triangle type books were enjoying at the time,is actually quite entertaining. It actually can be a little eerie at times. Reasonably well reasearched unlike most of the other triangle books. About vanished ships and planes in the great lakes area. Some very interesting stories here. A good read. Note: there is a similarly titled book by an author named Hugh Cochran,which came out shortly afterward. Avoid this one as it is a lame copy.