Cidaris and Raine
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 9 2025
Pages: 180
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.41 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the moonlit waters of Zandenaume's hidden lagoon, two worlds collide in a tale as old as time. Cidaris, a dashing merman with a heart as deep as the ocean, longs for more than the sea can offer. Raine, a radiant young woman from the world above, dreams of adventure beyond the shore. When their paths cross in a forbidden encounter, a love blossoms that defies the boundaries of land and sea.
Bound by the ancient laws of their realms, Cidaris and Raine must navigate a treacherous divide between their worlds. With their families locked in a bitter feud their love faces peril from every side. As they struggle to find a way to unite their disparate worlds, they discover that true love might be the only force powerful enough to bridge their divide.
In a spellbinding retelling of Shakespeare's timeless classic, Cidaris and Raine dives into an enchanting world of magic, romance, and the eternal struggle to be together against all odds. Will their love rise above the waves, or will it be swept away by the currents of fate?
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