Blue Tide
Jenna-Lynne Duncan
Seventeen-year-old refugee Lux plots her escape from the island where her family is stranded, denying that her home was lost in the Floods. Lux is determined to get her old life back by any means possible. But before her feet even leave the sand, she's taken hostage by a vengeance-driven pirate nearly as young as she is.
Her capture is the key to his freedom...
Captain Draven’s scarf veils more than his face. Underneath, he struggles between morality and survival. When Lux sees deeper into his motivations, she’s torn. She can commit mutiny to escape to a home that may no longer exist, or she can try to help Draven escape the clutches of the person responsible for the deaths of half the world. Staying would mean entrusting her life to a pirate. Helping Draven would mean losing her heart to one.
Her capture is the key to his freedom...
Captain Draven’s scarf veils more than his face. Underneath, he struggles between morality and survival. When Lux sees deeper into his motivations, she’s torn. She can commit mutiny to escape to a home that may no longer exist, or she can try to help Draven escape the clutches of the person responsible for the deaths of half the world. Staying would mean entrusting her life to a pirate. Helping Draven would mean losing her heart to one.
This book started off kind of slow for me, but it kept call
my name to come back and read more and I couldn’t help but obey it. The more I
read, the more I really started enjoying it.
The characters were amazing. Lux had so much happened to her
that I felt as if I was feeling everything she is going through. She was such a
strong and stubborn character, which made the story that much more addicting.
The story-line, while slow at the beginning,
kept me entertained from beginning to end. There were so many secrets and
twists in the story that I
couldn’t help but continue to read it. I highly recommend this read.
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