You must have heard “Precaution is better than cure”. Yes, just following a few simple precautions and education of safe boating courses can prevent you from boat accident injuries. Read the given essential boating safety tips to help you stay safe on the water.

Follow the Essential Boating Safety Tips:

Education is a must, educate your passengers: Before planning an outing, plan to educate your passenger, provide them the information about Safe Boating courses. Tell them what is this and what are the benefits of taking these courses. Boating courses include Environmental Protection, Emergency Procedures, Equipment, Navigation. You can go to this link to signup for a Safe Boating License.

Don’t forget to have a full inspection of your boat: Check out all boat belongings before boarding. Confirm boat is well equipped, make sure the tank is full and is highly maintained with all lights, boat parts are working properly, check your engine for any leaks or issues.

Stay high alert for weather changes: Unpredictable weather may be dangerous or unpleasant. Try not to go out if thunderstorms, fog, or high winds are a possibility in the forecast. As quickly and safely as possible return to shore if the weather changes for the worse while boating.

Wear non-slip shoes: In order to prevent slipping or falling, you should wear non-slip shoes and footwear.

Always wear a life jacket: Since safety is very important, we recommend to wear a life jacket. Be suited with a lifejacket or keep a personal floatation device before you leave the shore.

Forget to take a drink while boating: In every state and for every size of the boat, it is illegal to operate a boat while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Better be safe than sorry.

Boat insurance: Insurance could protect you in any sort of damage or theft of a boat or a liability claim so make sure you have Watercraft Insurance before going for an outing.

I hope these boating safety tips must be worth knowing. Following these tips will ensure that you are boating safely and can enjoy your vacation with your friends and family without any boat accident.

I remembered the first book had that cozy mystery vibe to it, and that it fell onto more of the light spectrum of paranormal fiction, so that was how I approached this sequel. I didn't have any long-term history with Jack as a character because I didn't read Day's Warriors of Poseidon series. So I was good with Tess being the main narrator for this one instead of Jack.

I found this sequel to be highly enjoyable. Just like the first book, it had that light and fun cozy mystery vibe -- think of the earlier Stephanie Plum books maybe, but with shifters and banshee. I found myself chuckling along when I read the crazy situations that Tess found herself into. I LOVED the characters, including the colorful kind of customers coming into Dead End Pawn, Tess' pawnshop, or Tess' family. I missed young Shelley, though.

So yeah, it didn't feel like a very serious mystery or urban fantasy book. There were missing banshees and the villain was a little bit insane, but it didn't felt too edgy for me. It also wasn't highly charged with sexual elements, which I welcome with open arms. Still, there was a progress to Tess and Jake's relationship for those of you who wanted romance. I cannot wait for Tess and Jack to go on that date :)