Oceans and Science: Rising Tide (DNF)

DNF: Rising Tide by T.L. Zalecki 

Title: Rising Tide (Sirens, #1)

Author: T.L. Zalecki 

Publisher: Kindle Press
Publish date: August 4, 2015
Genres: Dystopia, New Adult, Paranormal, Science Fiction

Synopsis: Forget whatever you think you know. History has been rewritten, and the future is in peril.
In a world where rising ocean levels swallow coastal cities and people scramble for resources on an overpopulated earth, the survival of the human race depends on biogenetic research to develop aquatic abilities. The year is 2098, and it has never been more dangerous for the elusive Sirens to be discovered.
Until now, the Sirens have remained hidden from the human world, inhabiting an obscure, undiscovered island in the Indian Ocean. Amid growing discontent among their youth, the Sirens, led by headstrong Mello Seaford, decide to test the waters of open society by striking a deal with the all-powerful megacorporation, DiviniGen Inc.
And they risk everything to do it.
Will the risk prove worth it, or will the Sirens be subjected to the diabolical whims of humanity?

I received this book for free from Xpresso Book Tours in exchange for an honest review. This will not affect my decision in any way.

Okay, so the synopsis sounds really interesting. It's exactly what I like to read and it even appeals to me now. 

I could not get into Rising Tide. Every time I picked it up, I had to force myself to read it. It sounds really good but for whatever reason, it wasn't for me. It's kind of sad because I requested this from Xpresso Book Tours, and I hate not finishing books I personally request. Rising Tide didn't capture my attention, so that tells me that I will not like it. #SorryNotSorryActuallyIAmALittleBitSorry