Mac Morgan is the driving force behind one of New Zealand's biggest exports, rock band Polar Blaze. With thousands of fans and packed concerts around the world she has spent her life trying to prove she's a success. But when Mac collapses on stage in front of a packed stadium she has no choice but to make some serious life changes. She disappears from media scrutiny and spends time at a private beach in the far north of New Zealand, a large coastal property owned by the Stanford family. London based Alec Stanford wants what his twin brother has, a home, a wife and children. But just because he's one of the world's most successful and respected businessmen doesn't mean he's good at personal relationships. After his beautiful socialite wife files divorce papers, he thinks maybe he's just not marriage material. But he's not prepared for the chance meeting with a burnt out rock star. A chance meeting that shifts the axis of two separate worlds with devastating results. A tide too high is a story about relationships, misplaced loyalty and being strong enough to believe in yourself. "It explores the messy modern relationship and it's an emotional roller-coaster of a read. If you love Danielle Steel, you will love this book." -janet elizabeth henderson