Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in the morning, sailor's warning. I love the idea of this foreboding premonition sign as a narrative tool and using the latter half of this classic saying fit perfectly. The phrase comes from millennia of weather forecasting and is a well-known meteorological prediction by judging the glow of evening or morning clouds relating to nearby storms; the changing of weather systems flowing from west to east . This foreboding event will be the very beginning of the storyline...the calm before the storm. All seems well, but hell is unknowingly on the horizon. ...
A survival mystery set on-board a fishing vessel during the 1977 Alaskan Bering Sea Storm.