#BookTalk-Daughter of Deep Silence By Carie Ryan

Daughter of Deep Silence by Carrie Ryan

First Line: When they pull me onto the yacht, I can't even stand I've been adrift in the ocean so long.

After days adrift with her dying friend, Libby, Frances is rescued. There was a horrible massacre on the Persephone and the only other people to survive it (Senator Wells and his son Grey) with Frances are lying about what happened. Libby's father helps newly orphaned Frances takes on the identity of his daughter, Libby, to ensure Frances safety. After years of careful plotting, Frances is ready to reveal the truth and find out what really happened the night her parents died on the Persephone.

Characters

Frances/ Libby. It is hard to explain her. She is two different people. Frances playing Libby. But she adopted so much of Libby to herself, that they are one in the same. Now Libby, Frances  pushes her own identity down deep into her soul. She when her feelings for Grey surfaces it could threaten everything she worked for.

Grey. He lied about the Persephone. He lied about how everyone died. But he and Frances were in love once. He misses her every day, and ends up connecting with Libby on her return. But Grey has secrets, and a boy with secrets so deep as his...one has to be cautious.

Shepherd. He is in love with Libby. Libby's last words were about him. He is one of the biggest threats to Frances' plan. He tries to find out what happens to the Libby he loved before the cruise. He is cares to much. Even when he finds the truth about Frances, he tries to protect her.

Plot

Filled with twists and turns and a long road of revenge. It was great to see the different POVs of Frances as Libby and Frances as Frances. Ryan did a great job showing the torturing effect this horrific event had on Frances ' life and why it was so important for her to get revenge. To take down the powerful family, Senator Wells and his son, Grey. For Frances playing the part is only half the battle.

All in All

I loved this book. It is not only a story of revenge. It is a story of facing your nightmares, discovering the demons and letting them no longer rule over your dreams. I loved how it was written.The point of view of waring one of Libby and Frances, one loving the boy  who is lying about the Persephone, and one hating him so much for the killing of her friend and family. I highly recommend this book for people who are interested in a good story of revenge, love and second chances.