HARTS AT SEA — SAILING TO WINDWARD
BY BARBARA HART (HART ENTERPRISES, 2012; 246 PAGES; $12.99 PAPERBACK, $2.99 KINDLE EDITION)
REVIEW BY KAREN LARSON
When a very gregarious plugged-in woman agrees to go cruising with her husband for an indefinite period of time — alone, just the two of them on a sailboat — it must be all about love. In her book, Harts at Sea – Sailing to Windward, Barbara says she knew he was a Sailor (with a capital “S”) when she married Stewart:
“When he finally proposed to me after a game of darts in a Portland (Maine) bar, he qualified this already unromantic moment by stating, ‘Before you reply you need to know that someday I will have a sailboat and will sail around the world.'”
I cried. These were not tears of joy.