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Angel is impulsive. Disguising her savant ability to control water doesn't come easily to her. Then she meets the broodingly handsome Marcus at a music festival where they're both performing, and finds herself all at sea. For when he sings, her soul answers with its own music. Like the tide, their mutual attraction cannot be held back, but Marcus's mistrust of Angel's gift is even stronger. How can they ever be together if Marcus is unable to accept who Angel is or what they could mean to each other? And with the net closing in on the Savant community it's time for everyone to choose a side. A stunning new novel from the best-selling author of the Savants series: Finding Sky, Stealing Phoenix, Seeking Crystal and Misty Falls.
Angel must navigate the tension between her impulsive nature and the necessity of concealing her water-manipulation abilities while facing a growing threat to her community. Angel struggles to balance her burgeoning musical connection with Marcus against his deep-seated skepticism regarding her savant powers. As the pair performs at a music festival, their mutual attraction intensifies, yet the external pressure from those hunting the savant community forces them to confront their loyalties. The narrative follows their internal and external conflicts as they decide whether to trust one another amidst a climate of suspicion and danger.
Readers frequently highlight the consistent world-building that defines the series, noting how the author maintains the established rules of savant abilities while introducing new character dynamics. Discussion often centers on the chemistry between the protagonists and how their specific personality traits influence the progression of the plot. Critics observe that the pacing remains steady, effectively balancing the romantic elements with the broader conflict facing the savant community. Many fans appreciate the focus on individual identity within the context of a larger, hidden society, which provides a sense of continuity across the series entries.
Page Count:
273
Publication Date:
2015-01-01
Publisher:
OUP Oxford
ISBN-10:
019274349X
ISBN-13:
9780192743497
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