There, Miranda finds new friends and an island with a mysterious, mystical history, presenting her with facts her logical, scientific mind can't make sense of. She also meets Leo, who challenges everything she thought she knew about boys, friendship. . .and reality.
Is Leo hiding something? Or is he something that she never could have imagined?
This book is said to be for young adults although I couldn't find a more specific age group.
Rachel's Thoughts: The story begins strongly and then it seems to lull. All the while, you're waiting to find out if in fact her love interest is a merman. You wait, and you wait, and then the book is over. Huh? I liked the idea of the story and her writing, but I really felt like it dropped me at the end with not so much as a fishing net to grab on to! So, I guess I'll say that I enjoyed the story and really hope there's a sequel so I can find out if her love interest is who we all think he is. I gave this book 4 bookmarks.
Oh I hate that. It's like you want the story to be better, and keep waiting for it, and it doesn't happen. One of the reasons why I embraced my writerly self... because I was always wanting better stories, so thought I'd make them myself.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you. :) You look so familiar.
Ok... duh, Rachel! Now I know why you're familiar... I follow your other blog. LOL! I knew I knew you.... what can I say, my brain is mush after vacation. :)
ReplyDeleteAH, vacation can do that to you! Yah, I don't really share this blog with many people. Probably because I haven't built it up enough, but glad you stopped by. Have you read any of these books?
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