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In March 1973, a quiet voyage across the Pacific turned into one of the most extraordinary survival stories ever told. Maurice and Maralyn Bailey set sail full of hope and adventure, but when their yacht struck a wounded whale, they found themselves cast adrift in a tiny liferaft with little more than determination to keep them alive. For 117 days, they battled hunger, thirst, storms, injuries, and the endless uncertainty of the sea. What sustained them was more than survival instinct-it was resilience, love, and the unshakable will to endure when all seemed lost. Their journey across 1,500 miles of open ocean remains a timeless reminder of what human beings can overcome when courage and devotion are tested to the very edge. The Story of Maurice and Maralyn Bailey is more than an account of shipwreck; it is a testament to hope, endurance, and the strength of the human spirit. From their early dreams to their harrowing ordeal and their lasting legacy, this book takes readers deep into a true adventure that continues to inspire generations. If you believe in the power of love, faith, and survival against impossible odds, this book will move and inspire you. Start reading today and step aboard one of the greatest true survival journeys ever recorded. Disclaimer: This book is a biographical retelling based on historical accounts, memoirs, and documented sources. It is written for educational and inspirational purposes and is not an official publication by the Bailey family.

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