Since the events of the first book Gemma has understandably become more and more afraid of the water, she misses Ty and his family but is too scared to stay at their underwater home anymore and is instead living on the floating town where the underwater settlers go to trade.
Then when Ty's parents are kidnapped things take an even darker turn and it is up to Ty and Gemma to try to save them all.
As they discover the number of people who have been brutally murdered they become determined to find out what happened to them, and why. Trouble begins when Ty and Gemma discover a sunken township, as they get a closer look at it they realise that it has been deliberately sunk, with the entrances sealed from the outside to keep the residents trapped within.
I don't think you could read Rip Tide as a stand alone novel but if you're looking for something completely different then I'd definitely recommend getting hold of a copy of Dark Life, this really is a series you don't want to miss. It is so easy to picture Ty's world that you could easily be watching a film rather than reading a book. Once again Kat Falls was able to transport me into the underwater world that she has created and describes beautifully. įor more information visit Kat Falls' author page on the Simon & Schuster websiteĭark Life was one of the most original stories I read last year so I couldn't wait to get my hands on it's sequel Rip Tide. Lives which are very precious to Ty and his topsider ally, Gemma. It's only the first clue to a mystery that has claimed hundreds of lives and stands to claim two more. What he isn't prepared for is the discovery of an entire township chained to a sunken aeroplane, its inhabitants doomed to a watery grave.
Every time he swims beyond the borders of his family's subsea settlement, he's prepared to face all manner of predators. Ty has always known that the ocean is a dangerous place, populated by sharks, killer whales - and savage outlaws.
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