Faces of the Tsunami

Tara Blair has a way with the spoken word that brings a story alive, filled with the great concern that the story itself deserves. Talent upon talent provides the richness inherent in the details. The story, written by the Rear Admiral/physician who headed this most remarkable of rescue missions, will astonish, delight, and initiate keep-your-fingers-crossed kind of suspense that only a real-life situation can invoke. No reader will ever read anything like it, because there has never been anything like it, and hopefully, never will be again, but knowing the history of our active planet, the danger always exists. What a group of incredible doctors, dentists, nurses and more did to save a part of the world (with our hospital ships so aptly known as Mercy and Comfort) that began as hostile residents was an ambassadorial success beyond anything anyone can imagine. It is a story that cannot be forgotten.