A few years ago I read a book by Lucy Clarke titled Swimming at Night and I loved it! So when I was asked to review The Blue, also by Lucy Clarke, I jumped at the chance.Lana has just received some devastating news. Lana runs to her dearest friend, Kitty, who also has her own share of problems she's coping with. Together the two friends make a plan to leave their worries behind. With a spin of the globe their destination is decided and London, England is behind them and their future is forward.
The girls meet up with a group of free spirits that are enjoying life at sea. The group seem to be living the dream and the girls are excited when they are invited to join the crew. Life couldn't get better than this.
But everyone in the group has their share of problems that they are trying to escape and they've all got secrets that they are trying to keep. Will the truth drive them apart or force them together?
Lucy Clarke describes the ocean life with such detail. I enjoyed most of the book from the comfort of my hammock. Between Clarke's words and the gently sway I was easily swept away. A perfect summer read.