A Voice between Tides

She calls herself Mira.
In the ports of the Caribbean, she sings for coin-just another voice among gulls, waves, and drunken sailors. Her songs make men linger, make them remember things they didn't know they'd lost. Nothing more. Nothing dangerous.
But the sea knows her true name.
Long before Jack Sparrow swaggered into Port Royal, he drowned-and lived-saved by a voice carried through salt and darkness. When he hears that same voice again on land, he realizes the woman singing for spare change is not a coincidence, a myth, or one of his many near-death hallucinations.
She is something the ocean almost claimed.
Bound to the sea when wet and human when dry, Mira walks the line between curse and choice, survival and freedom. Loving a pirate who belongs nowhere is dangerous enough-but the sea is patient, and it never forgets what is owed to it.
Some songs are meant to lure men to their deaths.
Hers is the reason one of them survived.