已有Film Option！Rights sold: UK/Summersdale, Australia/Penguin, Film Option/Seismic Pictures, Brazil/Verus Editora
“The best travel memoir I have ever read, hands down … I wish I could wipe my memory clean just so I could start reading the book again with a fresh mind.” --The Art of Slow Travel Blog
“A book I wish I had published …a story of finding courage when your gut clenches and all you want to do is go home.” --Normandie Ward Fischer, Executive Editor at Wayside Press
“DeRoche is charming, frank, philosophical and utterly hilarious in equal measure. With her writing, she does what countless new authors fail to do – make it appear effortless.” --EssentialTravel.co.uk
“This is the best travel memoir I have read in a while, and I read a lot of travel memoirs.” --A Kindle in Hong Kong Blog
“An armchair voyage [with] all the perfect ingredients for a sweet love story, above and beyond the adventure of it all.” --Tania Aebi, author of Maiden Voyage, the First American Woman and Youngest Person to Sail Around the World Alone
“A story about … realizing that you are capable of doing so much more than you ever believed you could. All you need to do is cast off the lines that tie you to shore and set yourself free to try.” --WhatsDave Doing.com
“A hang onto your seat, laugh out loud, emotional roller-coaster across the Pacific Ocean. Torre is an example to every human who’s ever had a dream, showing us time and again that adventures can be had (and enjoyed) by even the most fearful of adventurers.” --Danny Bent, author of You’ve Gone Too Far This Time, Sir!
“A vivid and accurate picture of what life is really like for a reluctant sailor on a big ocean in a small boat … I found myself laughing out loud as often as I was turning the page to find out what happens next.” --Nick O’Kelly, author of Get Her On Board: Secrets to Sharing the Cruising Dream
“I’m a sucker for a well-told tale, and Love with a Chance of Drowning … is just that.” --Women and Cruising Blog
“Torre DeRoche is a fantastic writer and story teller and I can’t wait to read more.” --AlmostFearless.com
“ Love with a Chance of Drowning reads like a film: it’s strong on visuals, and fast-paced. DeRoche’s writing is simple and honest, and on top of all this, it’s very, very funny. It made me laugh and cry in equal measure.” --The Rhythm Method Blog
“A book for anyone with a sense of adventure, whether you’re an armchair traveller or someone who wants to see more of the world.” --Book Thingo Blog