Siren Song

Hayley Sully is trained as an underwater warrior. She is tasked to lure men to their watery deaths so she can capture their souls with a kiss. The souls from mankind will maintain her power to hide her watery kingdom, which is not an easy task.
Tradition is that the Sirens are to keep their virtue, and love is never permitted. love is seen as a distraction to the important task of keeping the merpeople hidden. Love for Sirens is seen as a dishonour, and the sentence for not keeping your virtues is death.
Only the Sirens are permitted to go to the surface, as Human Soul hunters. They have this honour, and it comes with many sacrifices.
Hayley is a protector of the merpeople.
Hayley is to bed no man, and bare no children.
Hayley is honoured and respected.
The kingdom relies on her duty. She is an Elite warrior.

Will Hayley break tradition? Hayley is secretly lustful and wanting. Will she strip her title as an honoured warrior and risk death punishment?
The young prince, soon to be king, is already promised to someone else. But Hayley swears she felt the Princes gaze, and the look of wanting in his dark brown eyes.