
by T.R. DeLancey
Elara and the Forgotten Tide - The Tideborn Chronicles — Book V The sea remembers what the world forgot. The Tide Fleet has awakened something that was meant to remain buried. With the second Shadow Anchor still hidden beneath the ruins of Fire Peak, Elara and her captains must continue the hunt for the pieces capable of returning mortality to the immortal enemy pursuing them. But Shadow is no longer simply watching. He now knows Elara can hurt him—and every Anchor she finds brings him one step closer to becoming mortal again. Yet the greatest secrets waiting beneath the Tide are not Shadow's. They are Elara's. Long before Dredger's Island, before the Rusty Dagger, and before anyone called her Tidebearer, there was a little red-haired girl on Albatross Island who called Tink Papa and Cora Mama. There was a mark they were terrified someone would discover. There was an osprey chick named Skorn. And there was a mysterious man who knew exactly who Elara was—and carried a chest containing pieces of a future she had not yet lived. Now, aboard the Tidebearer, another piece of that forgotten past has returned. Elias—the son of the man Elara once called father. He arrived believing the Tide Fleet murdered Tink. But after Rafe saves his life, Little Tink refuses to leave his side, and Shadow reveals an unsettling interest in the strange metal object Elias inherited from his father, everything Elias thought he knew begins to fracture. To defeat Shadow, Elara must uncover what the Builders buried. To understand Elias, she may have to uncover what Tink buried. And to discover why the Tide chose her... Elara must finally remember the child she was before the sea carried her away. Some histories were forgotten. Some were erased. And some were hidden because the truth was more dangerous than the lie.
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