Tidespeaker: Volume 1

· Bolinda · Narrated by Emer Heatley
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'Do not speak unless asked a question. And do not refer to your predecessor. At all.' Corith Fraine is a Floodmouth – her words can control water. She has spent most of her life in an elite magic institution, training for the chance to serve one of the realm's noble households. When she secures a post working for House Shearwater, an aristocratic family living on a wave-battered island, she knows what an honour this is. Until she discovers that her predecessor, her best friend Zennia, has mysteriously died. If Corith is to avoid the same fate, she must learn to harness the wild, unforgiving tides while also catering to the whims of the glittering Shearwater siblings, who each harbour secrets of their own. But as Corith starts to unravel the conspiracies at the heart of the island, she finds herself drawn to the striking but unreadable youngest son, Llir. With her loyalties pushed to breaking point, these treacherous waters may just pull Corith under ...
'Do not speak unless asked a question. And do not refer to your predecessor. At all.' Corith Fraine is a Floodmouth – her words can control water. She has spent most of her life in an elite magic institution, training for the chance to serve one of the realm's noble households. When she secures a...

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Sadie Turner grew up in the Welsh Borders and now lives in Hampshire, not far from the former home of one of her biggest inspirations: Jane Austen. She is a copywriter, a mother of two and an author of gloomy, romantic, neurodiverse young adult fantasy. When she can find the time, Turner loves reading, cooking and classic computer role-playing games, and is rarely seen without a cup of tea on hand. Turner is the author of the Tidespeaker duology.

Emer Heatley is a British and Irish actress. She studied at Trinity College Dublin before training at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Her credits include Showtrial (World Productions/BBC), New George (Wild Something), and lead role Sheila Buckley, opposite Matthew Macfadyen and Keeley Hawes in ITV’s Stonehouse. She has just completed her debut short film Learners, which she wrote, produced and starred in alongside Roger Allam and Jack Gleeson.

Sadie Turner grew up in the Welsh Borders and now lives in Hampshire, not far from the former home of one of her biggest inspirations: Jane Austen. She is a copywriter, a mother of two and an author of gloomy, romantic, neurodiverse young adult fantasy. When she can find the time, Turner loves re...

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