Friday, March 25, 2016
Sleepwalking into the Sea
"This is what it's like to be crazy..."
Gwen in "Seven Tears into the Sea" is a sleepwalking child when she encounters a selkie boy. But that's hard to believe. After all, she lives in a California beach town, not in a past when shapeshifters were more than Celtic mythology. Besides, the adults in her life fear the midnight meeting was something sinister.
By the time Gwen's a teenager, she's not sure what happened to her -- or him.
This is the only YA novel I've written, the only one missing a horse (thought there is a sea horse!) and it haunts me.
When I wrote
SEVEN TEARS, I was lucky enough to see two covers under consideration for my book.
I loved them both and I was always thankful that I didn't have to make the choice!
Take a look. Especially if you have read the book: Which cover would be your choice?
Happy Spring!
Please make this time of new beginnings COUNT!
Terri
Read more about this book & selkies
here
Labels: Celtic, crying, fable, folklore, LeUyen Pham, sea lions, selkies, sequel, seven tears into the sea, sleepwalking, terri farley
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