There is also a constant and underlying message of how people shouldn’t be judged by the mistakes or actions of their family, both blood and found. Probably one of my favorites I’ve ever read, and that’s really saying something. I know I touched on this briefly above, but the found family in this book is so damn beautiful. Seafire has some really amazing themes on top of this amazing story, too. And they are forced to risk it all on the word of one Bullet, who they have spent their entire lives promising to never trust. Yet, he is harboring information that completely changes everything that Caledonia and Pisces have ever believed.

His name is Oran and despite his good deed Cal and her crew want to throw him overboard.

That is, until the day one saves Pisces from death, betrays his crew of Bullets, and is brought on to Caledonia’s ship. And Caledonia and her crew know to never believe a word that any of them say, because they are also as untrustworthy as they come, too. He also takes and receives boys from all around the waters and trains them to become Bullets, who are as cutthroat as they come. In this world, a mysterious man named Aric rules the water! He has fleets upon fleets all under his control, and rules most of the ports with his power. And all of these girls are willing to do anything to protect their captain and their crew. And during those long, four years, they have found a family of fifty-two girls who they sail the waters with. Seafire stars a young pirate crew leader named Caledonia, and her first mate Pisces, as they are picking up the pieces of something catastrophic that happened four years ago. Pirates, the open sea, a beautiful f/f side romance, a found family of girls who feel lost, but come together to create something so powerful. I hate comparing books, especially two new releases, but Seafire is everything that I wish These Rebel Waves was. And such a wonderful way to start this amazing story! It not only made me feel every single emotion under the sun, but it had me on the edge of my seat for the entire twenty pages. “Never underestimate the girls of this world”Īnd the award for best prologue of 2018 goes to Seafire! Seriously this prologue was beyond words amazing. ARC provided by Penguin in exchange for an honest review.

Seafire by natalie c parker