Fatal Depth

“A gripping true story of treasure hunting and tragedy on the Doria, the world’s most dangerous shipwreck.”–Daily News”Should be required reading for all divers.“–Immersed”Well researched, well interviewed, and written without frills. It doesn’t need frills. Wreck diving is already on the edge, an extreme sport with virtually no margin for error. Drama is built in.“–National Geographic Adventure”[This is] a well-narrated tale. Haberstroh does a deft job of laying out the character and motivations of five ill-fated divers and their guide…And Haberstroh’s restraint serves him well, giving the book a fully informed breadth … a solid, intriguing contribution to the genre.” –Seattle Times and Post Intelligencer”Haberstroh gives about as close a look at the world below that you’ll get without strapping on a set of steel 120s.“–St. Petersburg Times”An extremely well-researched and fast-paced book.“–East Hampton Star

Joe Haberstroh is the “On the Waters” columnist for Long Island’s Newsday. In 1997, he won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the crash of TWA flight 800.