Hugh is a fisherman with a special relationship to the sea; a relationship based on respect and reverence. But when Hugh feels that the sea has betrayed him, his whole existence is thrown out of whack.
Hell-bent on settling the score, Hugh takes his revenge to the extreme, jeopardizing not only himself, but his family in the process. Ultimately, That Salty Air is story about change, and learning the price for trifling with the natural progression of things.
"A confident debut that portends more good things to come from this creator ... Sievert has fused tragic loss with imagination ... It's a beautiful thing." — Web Behrens, Playboy
"A deeply felt parable for the author, and one that can touch anyone faced with the inexplicability of loss. Take the plunge." — Paul Gravett, Author of Graphic Novels: Stories to Change Your Life
