Song of the Sea
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  • Parts 15
  • Time 2h 58m
  • Reads 94
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 15
  • Time 2h 58m
Complete, First published Jul 20, 2020
Mirabel is a girl stuffed into society. She would rather sail the open waters with her best friend, Cai. What she doesn't expect is a whole adventure. 

When Mirabel leaves her home with her best friend, Cai, to sail the seas, they stumble across something they never thought they would. A selkie boy. He decides to help them for reasons unknown. 

Mirabel's father chases them across the ocean when she leaves. Along the way, her crew encounters the island of gold, a mystical being, and a pirate crew of all girls. Her father pursues them until the end. 

What will happen?
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The Queen And The Mermaid

11 parts Complete Mature

A queen is nearing the end of her 20s and has yet to marry and to make a proper heir to her throne. Instead, she has her lady consorts to play with. Her council will not leave her alone. She will not cave under pressure. A mermaid is pressured to shift into a human form and 'capture' a human man with her siren song to procreate and continue on her species. She is of the bloodline of a long-gone sea goddess. She also is the only one of her kind that can feel and fall in love. 14 years in the past, the queen and the mermaid met. The latter saving the former from a drowning at sea. Over a course of one summer, they became the best of friends. They separate because of their fates. Then happenstance has them reuniting again. Are they good friends from the past? Or something deeper and romantic?