A Crescendo of Mermaid Magic Tales

Many new developments are at play in the realms of Breadcove Bay and Agratica. And not of them in the favor of all the merfolk and the humans.

Though Jaire is getting to know Dari better, he must see if he is brave enough not only to bridge his world to join with hers, but also figure out whether he can navigate her mysterious adopted culture. Leora is surprised by an unexpected new friendand possible romance. And a powerful force from under the sea is waking, and wants to reassert her old dominance . . .

The Mermaid Magic Tales Omnibus contains stories which take place in across two cultures: Breadcove Bay, located closer to an arctic pole of its world than to the equator, and Agratica, which lies half-way between a pole and the equator, and therefore features more temperate weather.

This book contains:

Stories from Mermen and Maidens: Mermaid Magic Tales, Vol. 4.

"Rescue Mission to Emerald Lake" finds Maynson guided by a mer angel to help a captive merman. (Breadcove Bay)

In "Merman at the Market," Jaire hopes to find a gift for the girl he likes . . . and meets someone unexpected. (Agratica)

In "The Flying Merman," the Archamen becomes ensnared by women of a surprising species. (Agratica)

"The Cast-Offs at Half-Crescent Hill" finds Dari on a supply run for half-blood orphaned children . . . on a night when their merfolk parents rise to the surface. (Agratica)

And "First Walk on Land" explores what happens when Jaire decides to become a land-walking merman . . . by going to a questionable source. (Agratica)

Stories from When the Sea Kisses Land: Tales of Siren Song, Mermaid Magic Tales, Vol. 5.

"Leora's Duet" finds Leora unexpectedly catching the attention of an unlikely man. (Breadcove Bay)

In "Tagiba's Silent Melody," Tagiba confronts the loss of her voice. (Agratica)

In "Maryssa's Love Song," a jaded mermaid surprises herself by accepting a date. (Breadcove Bay)

In "The Archamen's Greatest Solo," a merman with a voice of gold receives an unusual once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, with a catch. (Breadcove Bay)

And "First Song, First Dance" explores what happens when Jaire sneaks into a Sangi gathering . . . without an invitation. (Agratica)

Stories from Anchored to the Deep: Mermaid Magic Tales, Vol. 6

In Anchored to the Deep: Mermaid Magic Tales, Vol. 6, we move a little past the typical domain of the short story format. Each story here is told from a different point of view, but all flow together to advance the story of an overarching narrative. This book is like a brook that holds the babble of many voices, flowing forward in a single whole.

In "The Sea King's Family Portrait," Bearded Jeziah contemplates his family and who he wants to hold in his good favor. (Deep ocean)

In "Beryl's Great Treasure," Jaire returns to visit his family's sea cave, at the insistent summons of his mother. (Deep ocean)

"Tagiba's Star Jewel" finds Tagiba, now voiceless, on a quest to find out how far the power from her gift from the stars will go. (Agratica)

"Queen of Water" follow's Leora's surprising call to witness a long-missing regal figure. (Cross-over story from Breadcove Bay to Agratica)

And in "Diamond of the Deep," the realm-holder of Grayfin Island faces his role as a pawn in the power moves of merfolk royalty. (Agratica)

These short stories follow the continuing adventures, misadventures, triumphs, and challenges of the merfolk of Breadcove Bay and Agraticaand the people who share their realms.

If you love stories of mersong, merfolk and the humans who get tangled in their adventures, buy this book today!

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