" This is the third or fourth book by Linda Greenlaw that I've read. While I'd have to say it's not the strongest of her stories, she has such a gift for story telling, even a subject revolving around commercial fishing becomes a page-turner in her hands. Linda's style is conversational and clean - as ship-shape and straightforward to read as I imagine the boats must be that she so capably commands. In "Seaworthy," she returns after a ten-year absence to her first love, fishing for swordfish off the waters of Newfoundland. The ins and outs of finding competent and compatible crew, dealing with a temperamental old boat, and coping with a deck swamped with thrashing sharks, all pale in significance compared to a run-in with Canadian Fisheries officials. In my opinion, you can't go wrong reading any of Linda's books. "
— Kate, 2/4/2014