Edgar Harrell

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Edgar Harell, a Xulon Press Author, wrote Out of the Depths in March 2005. Harrell is a Marine survivor of the USS Indianapolis, which sank in World War II. In Out of the Depths, Harrell describes the horrors of being plagued by sharks, hypothermia, severe dehydration and salt-water hallucinations, and the crew's heart wrenching struggle to survive the greatest catastrophe at sea in the history of the U.S. Navy - a truly riveting story of survival, political intrigue and faith in the providence of God.