What would they do to keep it?
With a quick spin of the globe, Kitty and Lana escape their grey reality and journey to the Philippines.
There they discover The Blue – a beautiful yacht, with a wandering crew.
They spend day after languorous day exploring the pristine white beaches and swimming beneath the stars, and Lana drifts further away from the long-buried secrets of home.
But the tide turns when death creeps quietly on deck.
A dangerous swell of mistrust and lies threatens to bring the crew’s adventures to an end – but some won’t let paradise go…whatever the price.
In Lucy Clarke’s new book she whisks us away to sail the sea
on a yacht called The Blue. Best Friends Lana and Kitty join the crew when they
meet them in the Philippines and they soon fit in with the routine on board and
enjoy the carefree life. Things take a turn when one of the crew goes missing
and tensions are running high as secrets are being hidden. Things are not what
they seem and things are about to be revealed.
What another absolute corker by Lucy Clarke. I loved her
debut Sea Sisters and she then topped her debut with her second release A
Single Breath and now The Blue which is the authors third book is easily
another 5 star read.
I loved each of the characters even though I was also
suspicious of them all too! Lana and Kitty have a believable strong friendship and
each of the girls although they have different characteristics they were both a
joy to share their adventure with.
The book is told in two different time frames Then and Now
which worked really well for this book and it helped to bring more suspense and tension to the
storyline as clues were revealed in the Then parts which are like parts of the
jigsaw fitting into place to then work out how the events in Now have come to
place.
The book is about friendships, lies and deceit, secrets and
a splash of romance which were all weaved together to create an explosive captivating
read. There are many twists and turns in this book that are completely
unpredictable which made this book so gripping I was always on edge. I felt
like just as I felt like I got to know each of the crew members I would then
find out something about their past and then it was as though I was seeing them
in a different light and my opinions of them all began to change.
What I have loved about this authors writing style in her
past books as well as this one is the way she manages to describe the setting
and especially the ripple and tranquility of the sea, it feels calm and yet
eerie at the same time. There really is no reason to use your imagination as
the author paints the scene perfectly.
I am so excited by this author her books are just flawless
and with each book being set around the sea Lucy Clarke sets herself apart from
other authors and brings us something completely different and yet so addictive
and tense with each book she delivers. This book gets another big thumbs up
from me I just don’t know how we will cope with the wait for her next book.
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