The Blue: Beautifully written. . .a gripping page turner

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A crew member disappears, and Lana becomes increasingly disturbed as she struggles with her conscience and believes she’s been betrayed by the two people she loves the most. In addition, different parts of the story are written in past tense so as you read you jump tenses depending on time frames.

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Da ist aber viel mehr darin und es hat mich von Anfang an gefesselt über die "Blue" und ihre Mannschaft zu lesen. It is forbidden to copy anything for publication elsewhere without written permission from the copyright holder. The Blue’s “sailors” hail from different countries and continents but they all have one thing in common: each one of them had a significant reason to leave their old life behind. Auch die Auflösung enthielt mindestens einen Aspekt, der mich gestört hat und der, meiner Meinung nach, auch gar nicht nötig gewesen wäre (die Freundschaft von Kitty und Lana betreffend). From the very beginning of their journey, something seems particularly mysterious and dark about the appointed skipper, Aaron.Between the freedom Lana finds at sea and the camaraderie of her fellow wanderers, she thinks she’s found nirvana. This was a perfect read for the summer with all the descriptions of tropical paradises and life on the yacht. A spellbinding novel of the vastness of the ocean, a sailing expedition of a seven member crew on a 50 ft.

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Lana and Kitty eagerly agree to his conditions and are enthralled as they indulge in their idyllic new lifestyle. BAFTA Scotland award winner Abigail Lawrie ( Tin Star) and Rhianne Barreto ( The Outlaws) are Lana and Kitty respectively. The mounting evidence of ever more and ever worse skulduggery will pull Tempe deeper and deeper down what even she sees as a rabbit hole before she confronts a ringleader implicated in “Drugs. Before he died, it seems, Felix Vodyanov was linked to a passenger ferry that sank in 1994, an even earlier U. Much more than just another light, enjoyable read, this book made me think deeper about what decisions I would’ve made if faced with similar situations.Although the author goes overboard at times trying to create dramatic tension, the narrative is punctuated with interesting, unpredictable plot twists that keep coming until the final page. The stories are not officially connected, but might be considered a loose trilogy: they each have the tone of a thriller, but with softer edges; a big focus on secrets (usually someone lying about their past); a bit of a love story somewhere in the background; but most prominently and memorably, they demonstrate a romantic attachment to the idea of wanderlust and to an impossibly picturesque ideal of travelling, with colourful, richly described locations featuring just as significantly in the story as the characters. The crew of the pleasure boat is composed of young travelers with wanderlust and it is not long before the two girls’ dream of romance comes true.