Blog Tour: The Vast and Brutal Sea by Zoraida Córdova + Giveaway

The Vast and Brutal Sea by Zoraida Córdova
(The Vicious Deep, #3)
Release Date: July 1, 2014
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire; 336 pages
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This epic clash of sand and sea will pit brother against brother-and there can only be one winner

In two days, the race for the Sea Court throne will be over-but all the rules have changed. The sea witch, Nieve, has kidnapped Layla and is raising an army of mutant sea creatures to overthrow the crown. Kurt, the one person Tristan could depend on in the battle for the Sea King's throne, has betrayed him. Now Kurt wants the throne for himself. Tristan has the Scepter of the Earth, but it's not enough. He'll have to travel to the mysterious, lost Isle of Tears and unleash the magic that first created the king's powerful scepter. It's a brutal race to the finish, and there can only be one winner.

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