Windsong
A Great Tale of Adventure
Book Review by BOOKSVILLE
Saturday, July 04, 2020
E-Books & more
E-books. Shane Granger’s salty sea tales are great reads for young and old alike. But, did you know some of his most frightful exploits happened on land? Read what readers from around the world have to say. Also, be sure to check out the e-book page for free reading samples to get you started.
Vega-1892 e-books and other articles are one of the ways we support our yearly mission. When you buy one, you get a jolly good read or a stunning image and help the remote communities Historic Vessel Vega assists. As an example, buying one book provides enough antibiotics to treat three people.
Historic Vessel Vega books destroyed
Selling our hardcover books is one of the ways we support Vega’s yearly mission. But not in 2020, read what happend.
Ebooks for those who love an adventure
Come feel the wind, smell the riggers tar and taste the salt. These rollicking real life escapades are guaranteed to enthrall seasoned sailors, dreamers, and armchair adventurers of all ages. Treat yourself right now to a really good read. Download the first three chapters of The Vega Adventures, Windsong or Sahara Adventure for free.
Art Prints of the Historic Vessel Vega
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Great Vega Adventures review from best selling author Julian Stockwin
Great Vega Adventures review from best selling author Julian Stockwin BookPick: The Vega Adventures I have known of the work of Shane Granger and Meggi Macoun for several years now and have developed a huge admiration for their achievements and dedication. As a life’s work, each year they deliver over 25 tons of educational and medical […]
About the Author of The Vega Adventures
Author & Sailor Shane Granger (1948 – until his luck runs out) fell in love with sailing when he was seven years old. Having worked as an advertising photographer, copywriter, boatbuilder, director of museum ship restoration and bush pilot, he always comes back to the sea. Shane has almost half a million sea miles, including […]
