She is still stubborn and quite clueless sometimes, but I’ll forgive her for that.
She was in an identity crisis throughout this novel, so her journey to self-discovery was something I enjoyed reading about. What I Liked:Ĭaro: I think I liked her a bit more in the sequel. And while the book did deliver that, I felt like there were definitely some things missing and other things that could have been explored further. in the sequel seeing as the synopsis promises a lot of drama with a touch of angst. So while I was not blown away by the first book, I was still excited to see how things would play out for Caro & co. *I was provided an advanced copy by Raincoast Books! All opinions are my own*
With shipwrecks, lost treasure, old and new enemies, dark magic, and breathtaking romance, Sarah Tolcser weaves another epic story about chasing your fate.Ĭhapters Indigo | Amazon | Book Depository | Barnes & Noble When a powerful Archon offers his army in exchange for Markos’s marriage to his daughter, Caro must choose: Her love for Markos, or the fate of Akhaia? And more importantly: How much is she willing to risk to defy the sea god’s wishes and chart her own course? Without any financial or military support, Markos is desperate for allies, and Caro has fought off more than one attempt on his life. But when she’s swept away on an adventure to save the Akhaian royal prince, Markos, her destiny is sealed by the sea god instead.įor now, Caro is landlocked, helping Markos reclaim his throne after nearly his entire family was assassinated in a political coup. I hope you are all having an amazing week! My week is slowly getting better, it started out rough, but it’s Friday so I am quite happy!Īt the beginning of the week I shared with you my review for Song of the Current by Sarah Tolcser! Today I bring you the review for the sequel! This is a Pirate YA series, so if that is your thing, then I definitely think you should give these a try! Whisper of the Tide by Sarah Tolcser via GoodreadsĬaro Oresteia spent her life waiting to be called by the river god, as those in her family had been for generations.
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