Swept

Mar 03, 2013 Riley Banks rated it 5 of 5 stars

Book Review for Love with a Chance of Drowning by Torre DeRoche:

Basic Blurb: Love can make a person do crazy things . . .

A city girl with a morbid fear of deep water, Torre DeRoche is not someone you would ordinarily find adrift in the middle of the stormy Pacific aboard a leaky sailboat – total crew of two – struggling to keep an old boat, a new relationship and her floundering sanity afloat.

But when she meets Ivan, a handsome Argentinean man with a humble sailboat and a dream to set off explo...more

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Jan 17, 2012 Grady rated it 5 of 5 stars

A Love Story Superlatively Written

SWEPT: LOVE WITH A SENSE OF DROWNING is a little work of magic. Torre Deroche writes likes she was born to it. Contrary to some press clippings, this story is not a travelogue suffused with emotion. Yes, indeed much of the book takes place on an adventure of sailing the ocean - a handsome Argentine born man Ivan is consumed with a passion for sailing, houses his boat in Los Angeles and travels to San Francisco where he meets Torre (yes, this is her true story) w...more

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Apr 26, 2013 Patricia Sands rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was about to download Torre's book in the fall of 2011, when magic struck and it was whisked away by the wonderful world of trad publishing. I've been following Torre's great adventures on her blog ever since while I eagerly anticipated this release. As I knew it would be, it was well worth the wait! Torre has a way with words that pulls you into her world, invites you to join her in confronting fears and entices you to hang around for the fun of it. Love with a Chance of Drowning is part trav...more

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Feb 15, 2012 Christy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This is my first review at TheSweetBookshelf and I'm so excited and honored to be doing this. Thanks Mary for asking me to be your American Correspondant!

I stumbled across Swept Love with a Chance of Drowning while blog diving on the Internet. As an avid traveler I’m always on the lookout for blogs and books about adventurous souls. When I found Torre DeRoche’s blog (www.fearfuladventurer.com) and e-book, I couldn’t resist the impulse buy....more http://www.thesweetbookshelf.com/2011...

Christy’s Review:
This is my first review at TheSweetBookshelf and I'm so excited and honored to be doing this. Thanks Mary for asking me to be your American Correspondant!

I stumbled across Swept Love with a Chance of Drowning while blog diving on the Internet. As an avid traveler I’m always on the lookout for blogs and books about adventurous souls. When I found Torre DeRoche’s blog (www.fearfuladventurer.com) and e-book, I couldn’t resist the impulse buy. And it was a great buy! I mean really, who could resist a hilarious story about someone with a fear of water who gets up the gumption to sail across the Pacific in an old sailboat with a guy she met in a bar?

I’m a sucker for the ocean and quickly fell in love with Torre’s beautiful, relaxed writing style and great descriptions of life at sea. Her fear of deep water both cracked me up and hit close to home for me – I have a fear of dark water and all things that I can’t see in said dark water. But at the same time I long for and LOVE the ocean and would live in it despite that fear, if I could.

If you like travel, romance, humor, sailing or if you’re just looking for a great tale about overcoming one’s fears and bettering life, you’ll LOVE this book. I laughed, I longed for the sea, I dreamt of the destinations in this story and lived out the adventures as I inhaled this book; It swept me away.

A favorite line: “Some people die of old age without ever having lived their dreams. Some people die without ever having loved. That’s tragic. We’ll both die someday, that’s a guarantee. If something happens on the ocean, we’ll die as two people in love who are living a remarkable adventure…”

NB: This book was available as a self-published e-book for a while. Miss DeRoche has just sold her book, and the movie rights and it is no longer available for sale. It will re-release in 2013 in both standard and e-formats. Seriously people, put this one in your Amazon pre-order bin. You won’t regret it!

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Dec 16, 2011 The Sweet Bookshelf rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I stumbled across Swept Love with a Chance of Drowning while blog diving on the Internet. As an avid traveler I’m always on the lookout for blogs and books about adventurous souls. When I found Torre DeRoche’s blog (www.fearfuladventurer.com) and e-book, I couldn’t resist the impulse buy. And it was a great buy! I mean really, who could resist a hilarious story about someone with a fear of water who gets up the gumption to sail across the Pacific in an old sailboat with a guy sh...more

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Sep 14, 2011 Nick O'kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Torre is able to honestly express what most hopeful cruisers (whether they'll admit it or not) feel down deep when contemplating a trip into the unknown. The fears, the second-guessing, and obsession with worst case scenarios keep most dreamers in port, but Torre is able to leap into the abyss.

Whether you've got the cruising bug or are being drug along by your mate's dream of unlimited freedom, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear blue water, Torre's tale of love, commitment, and life-changing...more

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Sep 02, 2011 Danny rated it 5 of 5 stars

Part love story, part travelogue, Swept is a hang onto your seat, laugh out loud, emotional roller-coaster across the Pacific Ocean ....
Torre DeRoche is a lady who never grew out of her childhood fears. Faced with the monsters that constantly torment the inner sanctuaries of her mind, her natural reaction is to dive under the duvet, and hide. A simple shopping trip for groceries is an ordeal for Torre as a number of hidden dangers mock her. What makes Torre special, however, is the fact that, a...more

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May 13, 2013 sarah corbett morgan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Torre DeRoche, author of the new memoir, LOVE WITH A CHANCE OF DROWNING, makes no bones about it, she is terrified of water. And yet she follows a handsome Argentinean she met in a San Francisco bar across the Pacific Ocean in a 32-foot sailboat.

It has been said that a sailboat will sleep one in comfort, two in tolerance, three in friction, and four in bitter enmity. For newbie sailors DeRoche and her boyfriend, Ivan, are remarkably tolerant of each other and it's fun to travel with them hearin...more

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Feb 20, 2013 Shelleyrae at Book'd Out rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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“Some people die of old age without ever having lived their dreams. Some people die without ever having loved. That’s tragic. We’ll both die someday, that’s a guarantee. If something happens on the ocean, we’ll die as two people in love who are living a remarkable adventure…”

Torre DeRoche planned to spend a year in the US working and then return home to Australia. Instead she fell in love with an Argentinian and despite a fear of the sea, agreed to sail with him across the Pacific. Love With a C...more
“Some people die of old age without ever having lived their dreams. Some people die without ever having loved. That’s tragic. We’ll both die someday, that’s a guarantee. If something happens on the ocean, we’ll die as two people in love who are living a remarkable adventure…”

Torre DeRoche planned to spend a year in the US working and then return home to Australia. Instead she fell in love with an Argentinian and despite a fear of the sea, agreed to sail with him across the Pacific. Love With a Chance of Drowning tells of Torre's adventures aboard the Amazing Grace during her journey to conquer the ocean, and her fears.

Torre wasn't looking for a relationship when she met Ivan in a San Francisco bar but charmed by his Latin good looks and kind, considerate nature she fell head over in heels in love. Yet their separation seemed inevitable, Torre had promised to return to Australia at the end of the year and Ivan planned to throw in his IT job and sail solo across the ocean. As the end began to draw near, Ivan suggested Torre join him and she was faced with a difficult choice, sail away with her lover or say goodbye. Despite her fear of deep water, disaster and "“anything that would fall out if you turned the ocean upside down and shook it” Torre's decides to surrender her comfortable city lifestyle for a love on a 32ft wooden boat in the middle of nowhere.

Though I have little interest in sailing (and my own fearful respect for the sea), I really enjoyed this entertaining memoir of (mis)adventure. The humour is engaging, Torre has no problem poking fun at her own obsession with safety equipment, her horrendous bouts of sea sickness and Ivan's innate clumsiness. She is boldly honest about the journey's practical and emotional hardships - broken equipment, rough weather, the lack of fresh food and inescapable intimacy. Yet as Torre describes the joy of watching dolphins frolic in the boat's wake, the stunning white sands and blue water of tropical waters and the convivial welcome of islanders, you can't help but wish you could join her.

Love with a Chance of Drowning is wonderfully written. Part travelogue, part romance, it is a tale of an amazing journey that will sweep you away.
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Apr 07, 2013 Pia Blair rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

An honest, inspiring, hilarious and true story capturing the tale of a young Aussie woman that meets an Argentinian man in a bar in San Fransisco, falls in love and decides to join him on his sea odyssey sailing from LA to Australia. Torre is not a sailer, and is in fact deeply afraid of the ocean. This is not some cheesy love story or sailing adventure guide, instead a story that captures the relationship of a couple that took their lives to the sea and what entails once the adventure plays out...more

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May 19, 2013 Samantha Vérant rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Honestly, I wish I'd read this memoir lounged out in a hammock on a tropical island, the sea as the backdrop, Torre's book in one hand...(and maybe an umbrella drink in the other). The perfect narrator to guide us on this love adventure at sea, Torre's prose is charming, witty, and funny. The story flows from one page, one chapter, to another-- descriptive in detail where needed, never weighted down. It's one wildly fun read!

Torre experienced an adventure most of us only dream about, myself incl...more

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Mar 05, 2013 Bree T rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, aww2013, humour, memoir, non-fiction

At the age of 24, Torre DeRoche packed her bags, left Australia and headed overseas for a year in America. Before she left, she made a promise to her family: no American men and she’d definitely be back in a year.

Then she met Ivan, an IT worker originally from Argentina with a dream. For the last few years, Ivan had been pouring every extra cent he had into a 32ft boat named Amazing Grace. His plan? To sail around the world and he wanted Torre to come with him.

Torre was petrified of water and ev...more At the age of 24, Torre DeRoche packed her bags, left Australia and headed overseas for a year in America. Before she left, she made a promise to her family: no American men and she’d definitely be back in a year.

Then she met Ivan, an IT worker originally from Argentina with a dream. For the last few years, Ivan had been pouring every extra cent he had into a 32ft boat named Amazing Grace. His plan? To sail around the world and he wanted Torre to come with him.

Torre was petrified of water and everything that lurked within it. She didn’t go swimming at the beach above her knees. And this trip involved almost one month at sea without glimpsing land, possibly treacherous conditions and was most likely to go for years. It was crazy. Unthinkable. But the alternatives were, either Ivan gave up his beloved dream and stayed in a job that didn’t make him happy, or he went without her and they parted. Neither of those options seemed very appealing so Torre decided she might as well just do it. She resigned from her graphic design job and set about learning how to become a sailor, before they left for their voyage.

Torre battled seasickness, mishaps with the boat and countless…accidents but she also saw some of the most amazing scenery in the world. They could spend days, weeks living on tinned vegetables, pasta and rice and then gorge themselves on the most amazing tropical fruits when they reached their next port. They made friends with locals and were treated like family. She spent two years living on the boat and used her adventure as a way to embrace some of her darkest fears.

I don’t read much non-fiction, it has to be either something that really interests me, or something that I pick up because it’s a little different and I think that Love With A Chance Of Drowning ticks both of those boxes. For a start, I love the cover – it immediately draws my eye and makes me want to know more. And I think the story is awesome – woman who is afraid of the ocean agrees to sail halfway around the world in a pretty small boat. Torre DeRoche has been a blogger from way back and she recorded her journey meticulously. She decided to self publish her story and hired editors and people to help her polish it. Not long later, she received a call to ask if the film rights were still available. And then she received offers from various publishers in different locations for the rights. The book went through various edit rounds again before being published by Penguin in the UK and Australia (it is officially released tomorrow here and in NZ).

I’ve never left Australia so I’m equally drawn to books documenting travel and repelled by them. On one hand they allow me to experience something that I’ll never be able to do without winning a jackpot in the national lottery. On the other hand they also tend to make me realise that I’ve wasted opportunities in my life – especially all the time I had before having kids. However I found a lot of joy in reading this because it was something I’d never do, time/money or otherwise and therefore I was able to just really enjoy Torre’s experience. I admired her choices – to take the plunge and go sailing halfway around the world with a man she’d known only 7 months. Especially when she was basically afraid of water. And had no sailing experience. And one leg of the journey involved a month at sea without even so much as a glimpse of land – because there isn’t any in that part of the world!

Torre and her boyfriend Ivan sailed the Amazing Grace from California down to Mexico and then across the Pacific to the French Polynesian islands (that is the section that involves one month with no land). From there they island hopped, choosing places at whim because they’d heard about them or because other sailors were going there. They made friends and saw some of the most amazing scenery in the world. But the trip was not without its problems and I find them documented honestly and openly but with a touch of humour that comes from them being in the past. I really enjoyed Torre’s way of telling a story, this book has a natural style that makes you feel included by it and easily able to picture locations, even though I’d never been there. I’m not one for roughing it – I’m hopelessly princessy that way I’m afraid. But I have to admit that their journey sounded beautiful. And I think that it takes a very special relationship to survive this sort of journey as well. Torre and Ivan are never more than a few feet from each other 24 hours a day for almost 2 years. As she says in her book, fights have to end quickly, there’s no time to stew and sulk because things need doing and you have no place to hide. I’ve tried to imagine being with my husband for that amount of time and tried to end up with a scenario where one of us doesn’t push the other one off the boat and haven’t really managed yet! I love my husband but I also very much love my “me time”. He works nights and some of those peaceful hours after the children are in bed and before he arrives home are my most precious. And yet other times I found myself fiercely envious of Torre and Ivan for having all that time together, just themselves.

I loved this book. I’ve since had a nosy around Torre’s website and checked out her blog and her photos and if you read this then I strongly recommend you do the same. She’s been up to quite a lot since the end of her time with Amazing Grace. (less)

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May 16, 2013 Behan Gifford rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this book! Torre had me hooked from the beginning. Her utter frankness with her adventures (and misadventures) is shared in such an open manner- human, and accessible, despite the fact that what she's writing about doing - I felt like I was there in the cockpit with her. What she's doing - heading out across the Pacific ocean - might not sound accessible at first blush, but she pulls it off. As a sailor and cruiser who has traveled a similar path, I probably read some segments of her jou...more

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Sep 22, 2011 Skip rated it 5 of 5 stars

They say sailing is the most romantic of all sports. They also say that sailing is 90% agony but that 10% that is good is so good that it far outweighs the hardships. I agree with both.

Torre writes so beautifully of her magical adventure with the love of her life, Ivan. It is a story of courage and adventure, pure bliss and utter fear. It is a story of the ultimate romance. Her style is so honest and authentic you'd think you were right there with the two of them trying to save Gracie. Torre is...more

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May 23, 2013 Antonia Murphy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So many of the great sailing writers are men, and the woman’s perspective is often lost—she’s either slaving in the galley, or waving goodbye from the dock. Not Torre. Despite her fears, she jumps aboard and sails headlong into adventure, sharing with us the sexy romance, the thrills, the breathtaking beauty of a starry night at sea, and even the occasional loneliness of living a vagabond life in paradise. She’s funny, honest, self-deprecating and (despite what she says!) incredibly brave. Watch...more

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Oct 13, 2011 Philippa rated it 5 of 5 stars

One of the most inspiring, hilarious and heartfelt true stories I have read - if not the only one of its kind! Every sentence is not only beautifully put together, but whilst chewing on each perfectly chosen word another joy bubbles forth - laughter and mirth aplenty. I read it on Kindle books (on my laptop! I know, dedication to the ebook form) and I realised there is nothing better than eating pancakes with maple syrup whilst reading about adventures in the Pacific. Torre lets you in to her ow...more

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Nov 05, 2011 Jenny rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book -- a memoir about a one-night stand turned worldwide sailing expedition between lovers (a charming Argentinian and a woman who is terrified of the ocean) -- is absolutely BRILLIANT! If I could give it 10 stars out of 5, I would. I loved every single page -- Torre's writing is hilarious, beautiful, and engaging -- which is to say nothing about the fact that this is her TRUE story! The equally amazing addendum is that DeRoche self-published, and now her book has been picked up by a US pu...more

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Sep 09, 2011 Sarah Adams rated it 5 of 5 stars

What an amazing story about a very brave girl who conquers her fears for the man of her dreams. The story takes you on an amazing journey across the vast ocean with love, life and laughs the whole way. The detailed descriptions of all their exoctic locations makes me want to set sail tomorrow. I always judge a book by how often I put it down, and this one didn't leave my hands. I rarely laugh out loud whilst reading, but this book had me wetting my pants and reading passages aloud to whoever wou...more

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Oct 15, 2011 Kat at Book Thingo marked it as blog-review · review of another edition

Shelves: non-fiction, australian-authors

Reviewed by Wandergurl at Book Thingo. Click here for the full review.

This book is for anyone with a sense of adventure, whether you’re an armchair traveller or someone who wants to see more of the world. I also think this is an adventure that romance readers would enjoy.

Who might enjoy it: Fearful adventurers

Who might not enjoy it: Armchair cynics

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Apr 26, 2013 Patricia Sands rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was about to download Torre's book in the fall of 2011, when magic struck and it was whisked away by the wonderful world of trad publishing. I've been following Torre's great adventures on her blog ever since while I eagerly anticipated this release. As I knew it would be, it was well worth the wait! Torre has a way with words that pulls you into her world, invites you to join her in confronting fears and entices you to hang around for the fun of it. Love with a Chance of Drowning is part trav...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Eve rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: survival, romance, plima

Многу често слушаме приказни за неверојатно храбри луѓе кои се искачиле на Еверест дури и без кислород, за луѓе кои имаат хоби да скокаат по фасадите на облакодери или оние кои скокаат во океани сред зима.

Храбри. Пионери. Бестрашни супер херои. Торе Де Роке не е една од нив.
Таа е девојка со фобии и стравови. И ова е нејзината вистинска животна приказна. Во нормални услови, човек не би можел да ја види сред океан, сред нездрава бура, во брод со дупка и вкупна екипа од двајца кои се борат да го за...more Многу често слушаме приказни за неверојатно храбри луѓе кои се искачиле на Еверест дури и без кислород, за луѓе кои имаат хоби да скокаат по фасадите на облакодери или оние кои скокаат во океани сред зима.

Храбри. Пионери. Бестрашни супер херои. Торе Де Роке не е една од нив.
Таа е девојка со фобии и стравови. И ова е нејзината вистинска животна приказна. Во нормални услови, човек не би можел да ја види сред океан, сред нездрава бура, во брод со дупка и вкупна екипа од двајца кои се борат да го задржат бродот на површината од водата. Но тоа е она што може да го направи новата врска, тоа е она што може да го направи љубовта.

Љубовта може од обичен човек да направи лудак...

Љубов со можност за бродолом (или точниот наслов Љубов со можност за давење) е приказна за Торе која една вечер запознава згоден маж во бар, човек кој успева да ја убеди таа да го напушти својот софистициран живот во Сан Франциско, да се соочи со својот страв од длабока вода и да му се придружи на пат околу светот по вода кој трае точно една цела година.

Оваа книга е половина љубовна приказна, половина патнички мемоар. Не е многу голема, има околу 350 страници, но доколку седнете да ја читате ќе ви одземе многу време затоа што оваа книга се чита пред компјутер за да можете директно да отворате страни на интернет и да гледате фотографии од местата кои се спомнуваат во книгата. Барем јас така ја читав.

Да бидам искрена, самата приказна не е ништо особено, освен фактот што станува збор за вистинска приказна и не можам да речам дека ќе ја препорачувам секаде, нема дури ниту да ја преведуваме затоа што навистина не е обична книга белетристика која би можела да воодушеви многу луѓе. Но доколку сакате да патувате, доколку сакате авантури, природни убавини и уникатни места, оваа книга е дефинитивно за вас и тоа за читање на начинот кој ви го предложив.

Торе и Иван (кој претпоставувам дека сега е нејзин сопруг) одат од еден остров на друг и секаде остануваат по неколку дена. Сите убавини на местата се опишани во книгата, а и секое место е наведено по точното име, така што и вие ќе имате чувство како да пловите околу светот со нив. Јас, особено како голем љубител на острови, уживав додека паралелно со книгата ги разгледував и фотографиите од местата - тоа ми беше целосно искуство како треба да се доживее оваа книга. Во книгата исто така има смешни моменти, како што и може да се очекува од пар кој ја поминува целата година на море, па оваа книга може да се смета и за романтична комедија. Последната информација која ја прочитав на веб сајтот на авторката беше дека едно од големите филмски студија ги купило правата за филм, што значи дека постои веројатност животната приказна на Торе и Иван да ја видиме и на големите платна.(less)

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May 18, 2013 Kelly Mouttet-exeter rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It's a story straight out of the movies. Girl meets boy, they have a fling ... and then next thing you know, that girl is sailing across a vast ocean with that boy, even though that girl has a deep fear of open water.
As a totally non-adventurous person myself, I was in awe of De Roche's impetuousness and bravery. And I loved following the journey of their boat and their relationship over the Pacific.
This book is part romance, part travel memoir and is definitely one for the dreamer in all of us.

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Apr 05, 2013 Monique rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I just finished this book whilst on holiday and it is the ultimate escapism. Torre's story allows you to be transported to other places (some scary and some exotic). And for those of us who will never do what Torre did, this is the next best thing. For 304 pages I became that young adventurous Aussie girl, throwing caution to the wind and sailing across the Pacific. Her writing is engaging, and I laughed out loud. I can't wait for my (oh I mean, Torre's) next adventure!

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Oct 30, 2011 Alison Gresik rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved the writing in this book -- a lively, funny and self-revealing voice and fresh language. The story is captivating, and I really liked how DeRoche worked with the themes of fear and choosing between your life and a partner. The ending was sadly rushed -- I would have liked her to build out the tension before neatly resolving the main questions of the book. Still, a highly recommended read. I totally want to sail the South Pacific now!

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Sep 09, 2011 Dan Gleibitz rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book. The balance of excitement, drama, adventure and humour is perfect. The author is clearly a talented writer and story-teller. She doesn't hold back when it comes to embarrassing mistakes and personal flaws, though there is more to like, than not, about the characters. Several of the places visited have been added to my 'must visit' list. This is a memorable memoir which captivated my interest to the last pages and even then managed to surprise me with its ending.

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May 17, 2013 Emma rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The concept of this book had me, ahem, hook,line and sinker but after awhile the formula became apparent and I became bored. I became annoyed at Torre's constant complaining and Ivan's constant clumsiness because it just wasn't cute 300 pages later. I did, however enjoy Torre's descriptions of the scenery (when she wasn't sleeping or seasick) and the wanderlust feeling it evoked. It may have been better suited to a novella.

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May 09, 2013 Lynette rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book takes you on the adventure with Torre and Ivan. I was taken to far away places feeling the fear, excitement, and joy with each new Destination, I couldn't put the book down. Every event is told with such description that I could see each adventure like a movie playing in my head! I would highly recommend this book.

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Apr 04, 2013 Denise Pulis rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The best travel memoir I've ever read. A beautifully-written book which kept me hooked and took me to faraway places I've always wanted to visit. It's timeless, funny, deep, all rolled into one.
This is a must-read, and I am not exaggerating as I am a very, very difficult reader to please.

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Mar 01, 2013 Anna added it

Shelves: australiana, memoir

This is a cracker story - travelling across the Pacific Ocean with a beautiful man in a tiny boat? It's a tale that screams to be told. The genre--a kind of memoir/women's fiction crossover--is not my usual preference but I found myself picking it up again and again, eager to find out what happened at the next island and the next.

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Apr 23, 2013 Rebecca Prince rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When I began this book I was a little skeptical due to the corny title and the very direct and casual writing style. However my skepticism melted away as this amazing story unfurled. I found it inspiring, captivating and sometimes humorous. A highly enjoyable read.

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