Mermaidia Anthology Book Tour and Giveaway :)
Mermaidia
A
Limited Edition Anthology
Genre:
Fantasy, Paranormal
Love
mermaids and all creatures aquatic? This limited time anthology is
just for you! With more than 700 pages of captivating fiction, you’ll
be enchanted by sirens, dive the depths with a mermaid, and fear
whether the sea witch is friend or foe.
With
stories from:
Catherine
Banks
Kai
Ellory Viola
Mia
Ellas
Anthea
Sharp
Kristi
Lea
LA
Fox
Nicole
Zoltack
Mara
Amberly
Raine
English
Margo
Bond Collins
Sara
Elizabeth
Mikayla
Symonett
Tricia
Schneider
Merrie
Destefano
Bokerah
Brumley
Rachel
A. Marks
and
Pauline Creeden
Are
you ready to dive in before your chance is lost forever? Then order
this limited-edition collection of exclusive material from USA Today
and award-winning authors
Queen of the Island by Bokerah Brumley
Fated
to be together, Calder and his mate must overcome the evil nymph that
would keep them apart.
Seize the Storm by Kristi Lea
An Isyre hides from the hunters who killed her family, as far from any ocean as she can be. The fire mage who discovers her secrets has a few of his own. Can they trust each other to face their pasts
Touched
by a Mermaid by Raine English
A
secret society. A sea witch bent on revenge. An ancient world in
peril.
Paranormal
Maritime War by Nicole Zoltack
A
stolen selkie skin just might start a war between the merfolk, the
selkies, and the sirens.
Racing
the Clock by Catherine Banks
“You
will seduce the prince and convince him to give you his soul. If you
fail, you will give me your soul for eternity.”
The
Church of Moon and Sea by Sara Elizabeth
She
must choose between two loves – the sea or the land.
Fury
by Merrie Destefano
To
survive, she made a secret deal in the Underworld.
Soul's
Reef - Kai Ellory Viola
A
mysterious phenomenon. A weird cult. Vaccines needed at the end
of the universe - Captain Holloway just needs to get through the
reefs.
The
Sea of Time and Stars by Mara Amberly
"A
woman watched from just above the water line, her sleek blue hair
drifting in the water around her. One moment she was there and the
next she was gone; so quickly I could’ve put it down to my
imagination or a hallucination from my injuries.”
**Only
99 cents until March 8th! **
from
FURY by Merrie Destefano
The palace corridors felt cold and hollow, my footsteps echoed off polished granite walls. From time to time, a familiar face nodded and spoke a greeting, but I never heard their words. I felt like I was caught in a whirlpool. Because no matter how far I walked, I couldn’t shake off the warmth of Riley’s kiss. It didn’t make sense. She wasn’t my type. She was too young and too feisty and too much like me. I hated to admit it, but I preferred girls who were easy to manipulate and who weren’t all that bright. Riley was neither one of those. The sooner I got her out of Rìoghachd, the better. Then I could get back to my regular life. I pulled my shoulders back as I picked up my pace, walking faster, remembering how I used to spend my days and nights. Gambling with Sea Warriors who sank and plundered human ships. Taking midnight strolls through Scottish villages where the girls didn’t notice my blue skin. Dining at the King’s table from golden plates and drinking salty seawine from diamond-embellished goblets. Everything about my life had been off-kilter since that wretched Selkie arrived. It felt empty. I hated it.
The palace corridors felt cold and hollow, my footsteps echoed off polished granite walls. From time to time, a familiar face nodded and spoke a greeting, but I never heard their words. I felt like I was caught in a whirlpool. Because no matter how far I walked, I couldn’t shake off the warmth of Riley’s kiss. It didn’t make sense. She wasn’t my type. She was too young and too feisty and too much like me. I hated to admit it, but I preferred girls who were easy to manipulate and who weren’t all that bright. Riley was neither one of those. The sooner I got her out of Rìoghachd, the better. Then I could get back to my regular life. I pulled my shoulders back as I picked up my pace, walking faster, remembering how I used to spend my days and nights. Gambling with Sea Warriors who sank and plundered human ships. Taking midnight strolls through Scottish villages where the girls didn’t notice my blue skin. Dining at the King’s table from golden plates and drinking salty seawine from diamond-embellished goblets. Everything about my life had been off-kilter since that wretched Selkie arrived. It felt empty. I hated it.
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