Deaths in Open Water: The Hidden Dangers Beneath the Surface
About this audiobook
Every year, hundreds of people lose their lives in the UK's rivers, lakes, reservoirs and coastal waters—many never expecting a routine swim to become a tragedy.
Deaths in Open Water: The Hidden Dangers Beneath the Surface explores the real reasons people drown, from cold water shock and powerful currents to hypothermia, silent drowning and hidden underwater hazards. Through true UK case studies, expert safety advice and clear explanations of the science behind drowning, this audiobook reveals how quickly conditions can change and what every swimmer should know before entering open water.
A compelling and educational listen that could help save lives.
About the author
Simon Green is a British non-fiction author who writes clear, engaging audiobooks on real-life events, safety, history and practical knowledge. His work combines thorough research with accessible storytelling, helping listeners better understand complex subjects through factual and compelling narratives.
