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Sky in the Deep (Sky and Sea, #1)

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by Adrienne Young (Goodreads Author)

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Why is his name Fiske? It means fishing in Danish.... I hate it when authors do this,,, because when I read it in English and suddenly there is a danish word it just throws me off and it contributes to me liking the book less... it sucks, cuz this sounds awesome!!!
Cassandra It is a common practice for names to come from job and trade titles. Smith is a common name and its a job. Fisher is also a common name. Commoners nev…moreIt is a common practice for names to come from job and trade titles. Smith is a common name and its a job. Fisher is also a common name. Commoners never really had last names until recently, and most last names derive from job titles. Sam the Fisher turns into Sam Fisher. Only the wealthy land owners had last names to mark heritage and lineage for land disputes. Adrienne Young acknowledges the names meaning and origin. Fiske's name was chosen with purpose ;)(less)
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Is this a stand alone?
Adrienne Young Yep! There's a companion novel coming in 2019.…moreYep! There's a companion novel coming in 2019.(less)
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I love this book. I read it and now I am listening to it. I wondered what exactly Fiske meant when he told Eelyn that they would "never be even." I get the smouldering love that is growing between them and I love it, but just like some girl with a crush, I am trying to figure out what he means exactly by that?
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Any other good books with an enemy to lover trope?
Morgan W. Hello! Yes, there are! This answer may contain spoilers so do be aware of what you are about to read. The trilogy Everlife by Gena Showalter has an en…moreHello! Yes, there are! This answer may contain spoilers so do be aware of what you are about to read. The trilogy Everlife by Gena Showalter has an enemy to lover trope over the course of the three books that is steamy and adorable. It does not contain vikings, but the series is fantasy and has fighting and otherworldly feels. Slayer by Kiersten White also has an arguable enemy to lover trope, where they are fighting on the same side in reality, but the goes from having a crush on them, to being not to fond, then to loving them. Alien:Echo by Kira Grant also has a somewhat enemy to lover trope where the main character is enemy's with their lovers friend, but not actually the lover themselves. The Loneliest Girl In The Universe by Lauren James has reverse the enemy to lover trope, if anyone reading this wants to switch it up. I hope this helped with your next book picking!(less)
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is this a stand alone?
tala hi katherine! this is the first book of the series as long as i know, but you can read it as a stand-alone . have a good day ❤️.
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