Cover Reveal: Landlocked by Tiffany Daune

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Today's Cover Reveal is the sequel to Tiffany Danue's book "Surface". Readers, prepare for Landlocked.
 

Synopsis: Landlocked - Book #2 Surface - Tiffany Danue - July 2013
 As if staying focused in trigonometry wasn't hard enough....Eerie visions are plaguing Theia's mind, driving her insane. Someone or something is reaching out to her, dragging her into a dark underwater world. And, to add to her metal delirium, she has no control over her newly awakened Siren senses. She thinks she can hear her cat's thoughts, she wants to pummel Sarah Collins, and she's trying to keep it together so she doesn't lose her scholarship. She needs someone who understands—someone bound to the ocean water she craves—she needs Luc. But contacting him is risky, and returning to the water a death sentence. She must find a way to harness her Siren senses even though the waves are calling to her. Denying her intended destiny may be the only way to stay alive.

Goodreads Link :https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17825989-landlocked


 

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