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See No Sea
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1.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $0.99
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- $0.99
Publisher Description
“…dealing with bullies was bad enough before they had hundreds of razor-sharp teeth…”
Lee’s tried her best to downplay her extraordinary swimming abilities. Who needs more attention when you’re already six feet tall at fifteen? Can you say ‘Bully Magnet’? So when she’s sent to a land locked town in British Columbia to train with an elite swim team, Lee’s beyond horrified. Her summer is over before it even began. Now all she wants to do is get through it.
Practiced at evading teen politics, the drool-worthy Minnesota boys and a feisty new friend from Boston offer some unanticipated possibilities for Lee. But the venomous local Queen B hates her on sight, and she’s determined to take Lee down. Of course. ”Bully Magnet”, remember?
Then there’s Pete, the alluring boy Lee meets at the park. Alluring, heck, the guy’s freaking gorgeous! Hotness aside, Pete’s a bit…unusual, but connects with Lee in a way that she doesn’t understand. Feeling torn between two boys is bad enough before one reveals himself to be a shape-shifting, mythical aquatic creature.
Swept into a whirlpool of emotions, magic, mystery…and danger, Lee’s summer splits between the reality of camp and the unreality of a fantasy found only in fairy tales…but without the warm fuzzies.
Whether Lee can find herself on land or love in the water, when two worlds collide someone won’t be going home…
Appropriate for Teens, Tweens, and the rest of us hopeless Romantics.