Cover and Trailer Reveal; SeQuence Entangled (The Heart of the Ocean #3) by Lorraine M.L.M.



SeQuence Entangled (The Heart of the Ocean #3)
Genre: YA Fantasy/Romance
Release Date: July 6th 2017

Summary:

Politics or Love? Prophecy or Truth? Dreams or Reality?

What happens when the Sequences get entangled?

Back in her home realm of Tuscania, Alessia’s powers are stronger than ever. Not only that, she and Dante make it official and get engaged, but their bliss is short-lived when Alessia wakes from a nightmare screaming a prophecy.

Her words, “Protect the womb—safeguard the seed,” make no sense. Despite her surreal glow, she certainly isn’t pregnant. As the dreams increase and a strange voice breaches her personal shield, Alessia fears she’s losing her mind. What if her people declare her insane just like her family did back on Earth? Alessia keeps her growing turmoil a secret, even from Dante. She can’t distract him just as he’s stepped up to be the leader he was born to be.

Dante quickly discovers being a leader isn’t easy. Tuscania desperately needs the help of the dreamers of house Regai-Rallias, but they will only offer aid if Dante honours an agreement he made seven moon-years ago to marry Lavia. 

Torn between politics and love, prophecy and truth, dreams and reality, Alessia and Dante’s Sequence of Hearts will be tested like never before as they struggle to save their kingdom and themselves. 

SeQuence Entangled is the third instalment in the enchanting Young Adult Fantasy/Romance Series; The Heart of the Ocean. This series will appeal to fans of fairytale romance, sword and sorcery, folktales, undersea worlds, parallel fantasy lands, new worlds, and female protagonists with unique powers.



Previous books in the series (click on images for Goodreads links):
 

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About the Author

Lorraine M.L.M grew up in the Heart of Africa among a rich storytelling tradition. This is where her love for Fantasy was born. She writes heartfelt young adult romantic fiction. Her love for reading prompted her passion for writing. She loves all genres of romance but has a special and inherent interest in Fantasy/Romance in particular uplifting and thought provoking fiction. 

She relishes the dual role of being an author and a creator of new worlds. She loves stretching her imagination to the ends of the world, but her utmost goal is to bring characters to life. She craves to find the magic in the ordinary, the enchantment in the plain, and the dreams in the reality.

Lorraine lives with her family in the charming Norfolk city of Norwich in England. Norwich is England’s first UNESCO City of Literature, and she's truly honoured to be part of this community. 

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