Something In The Water
- Reads 135
- Votes 1
- Parts 10
MatureComplete Thu, Feb 10, 202230m
The year is 1721.
Lydia was from a small town on the edge of the ocean, living with her mother, however, this picturesque place wasn't as it seemed.
Lydia was born with special eyes; eyes with the ability to see into the water like no one else's could. By the time she was old enough and brave enough to leave the little oceanside village and infiltrate a pirate ship, she knew better than to let anyone know just what she saw below the waves.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
The Ocean's Lover
My father was a fisherman. My mother was a whore. I was a product of my environment. I grew up in a small town, along the seaside. Everyone knew everyone, and nothing was ever private. It was like having one big, nosy family. So when I nearly drowned and was saved by not one, but three, mysterious women, you can imagine that it was the talk of the town. Father claims that they were mermaids. I claim that he's a mad man. On an unrelated note, three beautiful women just moved into town...
Crimson Tides(WLW)
Caught in a towering wave during a surfing competition, Kayla's world fades to black ultil she's saved by a mysterious figure she never seen before. When she wakes up on a secluded stretch of the beach, confused and alone, she's left with more questions than answers. As the surfer struggles to piece everything about what happened together, a girl she's never seen before suddenly comes into her life. Will Kayla be able to figure that mystery out while having to deal with her crazy ex, complicated feelings, her chaotic best friends and befriending her former enemy?
"The Last Song of the Siren"
The first time Camila heard the song, she thought it was a trick of the current. A soft, haunting melody drifted through the water, threading through the coral like a whisper. She adjusted her mask, exhaling slowly, the sound of her own breath too loud in the stillness. Then it came again-low, aching, impossibly beautiful. Her pulse quickened. She had spent years chasing this sound, following reports from fishermen and myths from island elders who spoke of a voice that called only to the lonely, the lost. A siren, they said, but not the kind who lured sailors to their doom. This one sang only for one person. And somehow, impossibly, it was singing for her. Camila followed the sound, pushing through the water, her flashlight beam cutting through the darkness. Then, she saw movement. Not a fish, not a shadow, but something else entirely. A woman. She hovered just beyond the reef, golden eyes catching the light. Her hair swayed like seaweed, her skin shimmered in shades of blue and silver. She should have been impossible. Camila's lungs burned, but she couldn't look away. The woman lifted a hand, fingers curling in invitation. And then, just as Camila's vision blurred, she felt arms around her, pulling her upward. Breaking the surface, gasping for air, she blinked against the salt spray. For a moment, she thought she had imagined it all. But the song still echoed in her ears. And when she looked back down into the deep, those golden eyes were still watching.
HEAR HER SONG (Completed)
After spending most of her life in the bustling city of Colmoore, 17-year-old Niylah is forced to spend the summer with her estranged father in her childhood town - Siren's Bay. However, the more time she spends in the dreaded port town, the more she uncovers its secrets. Are fishermen going missing because of the rough waters or is something more sinister, more primal, lying below the depths? POSTING EVERY MONDAY!Complete
ethereal
(SOME CHAPTERS ARE REWRITTEN) When an Alpha finally finds his mate, but finds that she's not a werewolf, but instead something much more unexpected. Once he learns what comes with her... ... will he remain certain that she is what he's been waiting what felt like decades for? - "Are you still sure?" I grunted as her hands held my neck She hummed while gazing up at me through her hooded eyes- "Just fuck me, Kaden" Highest rankings: #1 in Siren #1 in Beta #3 in Mermaid #3 in Mates THIS STORY CONTAINS: - mature themes - strong languages - some sexual contents - violence and graphic scenes written: september 2021 published: november 2021Complete
The Sound of a Siren's Call
When Arriana was born Deaf, it solved more problems than it caused. Unable to hear the call of the sirens who raised her, she never saw a problem. With her father's pirates all fluent in sign, she only ever felt the split of the underwater world of her mother and the pirating one of her father. With a heroic act and a show of defiance, Arriana finds a world she's not ready for. And a world that's not ready for her. Anything can happen. ~Completed, pending edits~ ***Finalist in Fantasy's EveryDayInMay fantasy worldbuilding contest*** #1 in lgbt and girlxgirl 7/7/2021 - 7/16/2021Complete
Fins (Transformations: Book 2)
Aria discovers what it's like to have a real mermaid tail, but the deep-sea cities are not the fairytale wonders she dreamed of and she quickly finds herself falling deeper into their problems while still trying to manage her life on land. Torn between worlds, Aria tries to figure out what it is she truly desires.
Water
Think you know mermaids? Think again. (Think underwater Twilight) **** "Our waters are changing. We've known it for a while now. We can sense it. We can taste it. We can feel it." Imagine growing up your whole life believing you know who you are, who you will become. You spend years training to become accepted into your clan. And on the day of your Testing, you fail. Imagine what happens then. Leira, a young Mer is forced to fight for her survival in a world where friends can quickly become enemies, identities merge, and something is lurking - deep below the water. *Remember to check out "Water Before: A Prologue" to read the short story that accompanies this novel!*Complete
My father was a fisherman. My mother was a whore. I was a product of my environment. I grew up in a small town, along the seaside. Everyone knew everyone, and nothing was ever private. It was like having one big, nosy family. So when I nearly drowned and was saved by not one, but three, mysterious women, you can imagine that it was the talk of the town. Father claims that they were mermaids. I claim that he's a mad man. On an unrelated note, three beautiful women just moved into town...
More detailsContent Guidelines