Saturday, 2 December 2017

Where I Found You (Sea #1)



Where I Found You (Sea #1) 

Book Review:

Sienna stopped living the day her mother died. She stopped loving everything and became distant from the life she once knew. On her birthday her dad gives her the opportunity to turn her life around and get back on track with her dreams. Her dream was to follow in her parents footsteps, but this is what lead to her mothers unfortunate departure. Sienna has to find the courage to find herself again and she could find so much more.

Where I found you takes us into a world many people can't even imagine. Sienna is given the opportunity to join her fathers team . They are spending the summer helping out with orphans who have lost everything in a tsunami.

Deni is the mystery boy she meets. He awakens Sienna in a way she had forgotten existed, but Deni is from a different walk of life. He has his own problems.

Where I found you is so much more than a romance novel. This book has so much culture and interesting facts as well as the storyline. I definitely learnt a thing or 2. There are some interesting characters that made me want to know more about them. It has a heartfelt storyline with an element of truth. It's about finding yourself and moving forward with life.

4 stars out of 5.

*ARC received in exchange for an honest review*

ebook £3.66

Expected publication: December 4th 2017 by Entangled Teen (first published June 10th 2010)

Description

Note from the Author:
WHERE I FOUND YOU was inspired by a true story. My husband, a young psychiatrist, volunteered at an Indonesian orphanage after the tsunami of 2004 to help orphans with their post-traumatic stress (nightmares, anxiety etc.). This insanely destructive tsunami was so grand in scale, that it's almost unimaginable. When he returned from this trip, he was so changed from the experience that he shifted the focus of his career and now primarily cares for orphans, and victims of trauma, namely women and children.

I was working on another novel at the time and after he shared his experiences with me, he said, "You should write about this." So I did.

These characters and this story feel so real to me. In fact, I still keep in touch with the boy who inspired Deni. 

Thank you so much for reading! 
 
 
Book 2: Where the sea takes me is out 2nd April 2018. 


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