Author Kyle Matthews
The Sea Slave
A True Story
About Kyle Matthews's Book - The Sea Slave
The Sea Slave: A True Store – A man reflects on his harrowing journey through a life shaped by hardship, faith, and the unforgiving world of commercial fishing. From childhood fascination to a 30-year adventure at sea, he endured brutal conditions, loss, and the rigid rule of the captain’s law. Through it all, he found strength in faith, learning that forgiveness—of others and himself—was the key to breaking free from the past. This is a true story of survival, resilience, and the legendary trials of a fisherman.
Video Trailer
This gripping true story comes to life in the book’s official video trailer, capturing the raw intensity of a 30-year journey at sea. From a boy’s first glimpse of fishing boats to the harsh realities of commercial fishing, the trailer showcases the struggles, loss, and resilience that define this adventure. Witness the dangers of the open ocean, the unbreakable spirit of a man shaped by faith, and the ultimate pursuit of redemption. Watch the trailer and experience the legend behind the story before diving into the pages of this unforgettable journey.
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This powerful true story of survival, faith, and resilience will take you on an unforgettable journey through the harsh realities of life at sea. With every challenge faced and lesson learned, this book is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of forgiveness.
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Discovery Channel Lobster Wars 2007
In the movie Perfect Storm, Bob Brown owned the fishing vessels Hanna Bodden and Andrea Gail. Mike Ginily married Hanna Boden the woman for whom the boat was names. They named their son, Kyle Ginnly, after me. Bob Brown’s first boat was Sea Fever. The second boat was Sea Star nicknamed Sea Slave. The year was 1986. Not many men made it – they just could not hack it. My favorite story is when I was working on Sea Star. We had a new guy on board. As soon as we tied up, he jumped onto the dock and ran away!