Siren Call
Siren Call by Kimberly Llewellyn is a captivating addition to the romance and fantasy genres, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on August 18, 2011. This 352-page novel follows Serina James, a swimwear designer who uncovers a world of ruthless mermaids stealing eligible men from her seaside town. As she grapples with her own ancient ties to the sirens, she experiences unexpected changes that coincide with the ocean tides, awakening both her desires and a dangerous attraction to Detective Alex Waters.
Readers will find a blend of romance and paranormal elements as Serina navigates her newfound powers and the complexities of her relationship with Alex, who is torn between his duty as a police detective and his growing feelings for her. The story explores themes of attraction and the supernatural, as Serina and Alex confront the challenges posed by the sirens and their own emotions. This edition offers an engaging narrative that intertwines fantasy with the realities of love and danger.
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Award-winning author Kimberly Llewellyn introduces a sexy new series with a tale of a woman discovering her special gift and an unsuspecting man whose life is on the line. Two souls whose dangerous attraction could seal the fate of mankind. Finally…the reason behind the man shortage. A beautiful soul with a seductive power… When Serina James, a popular swimwear designer, discovers ruthless mermaids stealing the eligible men in her seaside town, she learns of her own ancient aquatic ties to the sirens. And it’s no coincidence that the sudden carnal changes in her body coincide with the ocean tides. The sea awakens her desire, as does the hunky new man invading her life-the skeptical police detective, Alex Waters. A jaded cop destined to be the one… Detective Alex Waters considers Serina the prime suspect in her ex-boyfriend’s disappearance. He should take her into custody, but he’d rather take her into his arms. He fights the passion she stirs deep inside him, keeping it on lockdown. Luckily, he has the moral firewall to resist such temptation. But a man can fight the siren’s call for just so long.
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