A Siren's love song

A Siren's love song

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Sirens were always things that were feared and hated in the small town of Grey rock. Widows swore that their women had stolen their husbands away and drowned them under the raging waves of the ocean, never to be seen again. Fishermen claimed that they had spotted one or two of them on stormy nights at sea. Gossip, fables, and horror stories sweep through the town as casually as the wind itself. Sisters Elizabeth and Desiree have grown up on these stories, and like every other girl on the island, are told to stay away from the sea . But what happens when they finally encounter the creature that they were always taught to fear?
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PUBLISHED ON AMAZON! FREE TO READ WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED! Young women of the island of Gimgar have one wish, they long to be the next bride of the sea, an age-old tradition of the village dating back to the first settling. The chosen is to wed a god, a siren. Being selected is an honor to oneself and family, and when the elders choose Mayme, she is elated she will live amongst the gods by the end of autumn. Mayme couldn't be luckier, Como her husband to be is beautiful and benevolent, or so he seems. Grand celebration, festivities... and death follows. Mayme has 91 days before she departs to live her life with Como, days spent courting become dangerous. Dark secrets are revealed, and the marriage proves perhaps false. Can love be born based on the pretense of lies?

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