Emily Taylor, John Alexander
Emerald Tide
language
( July 5, 2012)
Tess is that girl that almost everyone grew up as; a shy, quiet, quietly strong girl who just wants something to happen for once. When she gets the chance to be spontaneous, to be a little bit risky, a little bit dangerous, she takes it.
Alec is dark, handsome and mysterious.
Against a backdrop of a smoky French sky and the lapping tide, Tess discovers what it is to have a secret, the thrill of having done something you know you shouldn’t have. As her understanding of Alec grows, so too does her understanding of the darker story of the town she’s staying in, of the sea creatures that terrorise the coast, and somehow Alec is always at the centre of her suspicions. How could she ever confront him about his shadowy past when she’s completely lost in that smile of his, and those deep emerald eyes? But when Tess’ friends and family start getting caught up in the darkness, Tess must learn what it really means to be a hero.
Alec is dark, handsome and mysterious.
Against a backdrop of a smoky French sky and the lapping tide, Tess discovers what it is to have a secret, the thrill of having done something you know you shouldn’t have. As her understanding of Alec grows, so too does her understanding of the darker story of the town she’s staying in, of the sea creatures that terrorise the coast, and somehow Alec is always at the centre of her suspicions. How could she ever confront him about his shadowy past when she’s completely lost in that smile of his, and those deep emerald eyes? But when Tess’ friends and family start getting caught up in the darkness, Tess must learn what it really means to be a hero.