The Lord and the Mermaid
Paperback
Series: The Queenmakers Saga, Book 4
Publisher Price: $17.00
ISBN13: 9780648310556
Publisher: Bernadette Rowley Fantasy
Published: Feb 10 2020
Pages: 250
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A DESPERATE MERMAID, determined to flee her people and create a new life.
Merielle has rejected her family and gambled her future on inducing a human man to fall in love with her.
AN EXILED SEA CAPTAIN, sworn to avenge a devastating loss.
Nikolas blames the monstrous sea nymphs for his brother's disappearance but when he finds an injured mermaid on his beach, he agrees to help her.
Despite his hate for the mer people, Nik is increasingly drawn to Meri, who slowly works her way into his damaged heart. Will Nik break the laws of land and sea to be with Meri or will the devastating secret she holds crush their tumultuous relationship.
The Lord and the Mermaid is the fourth book in the epic Queenmakers Saga, combining the sweeping high fantasy world of Thorius with sizzling romance. If you like magic, political intrigue and mythical creatures, wrapped up in a dark and sexy retelling of The Little Mermaid, then you'll adore The Lord and the Mermaid.
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