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The Siren's Song
Paperback
FantasyGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction
Publisher: Library of Sarah Zane
Published: Mar 31 2025
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.66
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
A New Adult Sapphic Fantasy Romance about a runaway nun turned pirate and her missing true love turned siren.
On the Isles of Santerra, the sirens are feared above all. The Saints of Santerra and the Gods they serve protect the men from ending up in the sirens' clutches and the women from becoming monsters. For years, the isle's sinning women have been called to the ocean, becoming sirens, but since the Saints came to stay, the disappearances have been lessening, or so they say.
Rayana knows better than to trust the Saints. The Saints took everything from her, her family, her freedom, and her love, Coralina.
Coralina went on one of their holy siren hunting missions and never returned. They say she was called to the sea and became a monster. Whether or not that's true doesn't change Rayana's determination to find her. Refusing to give up on the woman she loves, Rayana set sail under the pirate flag of the Daughters of the Deep, swearing that, come hells or high water, she will find Coralina and make the Saints pay.
Will Rayana get Coralina back, or will the call of the ocean prove to be too strong?
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