Too Deep To Drown

Atnbsp;seventeen, Megnbsp;pullmannbsp;hasnbsp;cutnbsp;tiesnbsp;withnbsp;hernbsp;past.emancipatednbsp;andnbsp;determined, Shenbsp;signsnbsp;onnbsp;asnbsp;annbsp;internnbsp;innbsp;thenbsp;enginenbsp;roomnbsp;ofnbsp;anbsp;researchnbsp;vessel, Certainnbsp;thenbsp;widenbsp;bluenbsp;horizonnbsp;willnbsp;leadnbsp;hernbsp;towardnbsp;thenbsp;scholarshipnbsp;andnbsp;freedomnbsp;shenbsp;craves.butnbsp;thenbsp;pacificnbsp;oceannbsp;isntnbsp;thenbsp;escapenbsp;shenbsp;imagined. Itsnbsp;beautynbsp;isnbsp;hauntednbsp;bynbsp;thenbsp;criesnbsp;ofnbsp;anbsp;pollutednbsp;world. Ghostnbsp;netsnbsp;andnbsp;floatingnbsp;trashnbsp;islandsnbsp;echonbsp;hernbsp;ownnbsp;buriednbsp;pain.whennbsp;anbsp;humpbacknbsp;whalenbsp;andnbsp;annbsp;unexpectednbsp;romanticnbsp;entanglementnbsp;forcenbsp;megnbsp;tonbsp;confrontnbsp;bothnbsp;thenbsp;oceansnbsp;woundsnbsp;andnbsp;hernbsp;own, Shenbsp;discoversnbsp;thatnbsp;truenbsp;survivalnbsp;isntnbsp;aboutnbsp;outswimmingnbsp;thenbsp;current.