Synopsis: Caroline Oresteia is destined for the river. For generations, her family has been called by the river god, who has guided their wherries on countless voyages throughout the Riverlands. At seventeen, Caro has spent years listening to the water, ready to meet her fate. But the river god hasn’t spoken her name yet—and if he hasn’t by now, there’s a chance he never will.
Caro decides to take her future into her own hands when her father is arrested for refusing to transport a mysterious crate. By agreeing to deliver it in exchange for his release, Caro finds herself caught in a web of politics and lies, with dangerous pirates after the cargo—an arrogant courier with a secret—and without the river god to help her. With so much at stake, Caro must choose between the life she always wanted and the one she never could have imagined for herself.
From debut author Sarah Tolcser comes an immersive and romantic fantasy set along the waterways of a magical world with a headstrong heroine determined to make her mark.
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About the Author: Sarah Tolcser lives in New Orleans, where she is an elementary technology teacher. A graduate of St. Lawrence University, she double majored in writing and philosophy. She enjoys video games and NBA basketball. She is married, with two cats.
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Rating:
My Review: So what can I say about this title. I didn't enjoy it at all. The sailor lingo and the writing itself just wore me down to the point that I just wanted to toss the book across the room. So for this one it just was not for me at all. I thought the words used were meh and hard to understand and I spent the first few chapters wondering if some of them were just spelled wrong. Like Wherries WHAT IS A WHERRIES!!!!??? I ended up looking that one up and ya folks its just a freaking Fairy Boat.
http://www.sarahtolcser.com/blog/
@SarahTolcser
Rating:
My Review: So what can I say about this title. I didn't enjoy it at all. The sailor lingo and the writing itself just wore me down to the point that I just wanted to toss the book across the room. So for this one it just was not for me at all. I thought the words used were meh and hard to understand and I spent the first few chapters wondering if some of them were just spelled wrong. Like Wherries WHAT IS A WHERRIES!!!!??? I ended up looking that one up and ya folks its just a freaking Fairy Boat.
Go Into This One Knowing: No Cliffhanger, Sailor Terms (not explained), Slow Paced, Little to No Action
"This enticingly written tale will take readers on an adventure and leave them craving more. For fans of titles such as Heidi Heilig’s The Girl from Everywhere or Susan Dennard’s Truthwitch. Highly recommended for all YA collections." - starred review, School Library Journal
"Caro's description of her boat home, the Cormorant, will make even readers unfamiliar with sailing feel as though they belong on the water with her. Tolcser blends the right amount of epic fantasy, sea voyage, and romance for a rollicking, swashbuckling adventure." - starred review, Kirkus Reviews
"A fantastical tale of survival and finding one’s place in the world . . . perfect for fans of swashbuckling pirate tales and works by Victoria Aveyard and Leigh Bardugo." - VOYA
"First-time author Tolcser has created a hearty sea adventure, laced with romance and fantasy." - Booklist
"Kristin Cashore’s heroines find a worthy sister in Caro; readers will eagerly await her further adventures in the hinted-at sequel." - BCCB
"Adventurous and dangerous! Fate and fires, pirates and shadowmen, Song of the Current will carry you into a treacherous and fantastic world, which you will not want to leave." - Stephanie Garber, New York Times bestselling author of CARAVAL
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