+ "The Song of Arion" by Emily Golus had a marvelous theme of kindness triumphing over fear.
+ "The Mermaid Search" by Anna Christine had a great twist to it that made me want to reread the whole story to see it from a different point of view.
+ "A Fighting Chance" by Allison Tebo was heisty fun. I really enjoy heist stories, and this one also had a bit of a found family vibe, which I love.
+ " Krakensong" by Olivia Gratehouse had a cool concept, and I liked how it twisted some stereotypes.
+ "In My Blood" by Jane Maree had great character development, and I loved the gladiatorial vibes.
+ "Loshed'Vo" by Danielle Bullen was lyrical and haunting, and the inclusion of a magical horse of the sea really bumped this one up in my favorites list.
+ "A Handful of Scales" had a lovely message about trusting God to provide.
I would say that "The Mermaid Search" and "Loshed'Vo" were my favorites.
I received an ARC of this book from the publisher. I was not requested or required to review this book. All opinions stated here are mine and unvarnished.
If This was a Movie, I Would Rate It: PG-10 for some intense scenes of underwater danger, some non-gory violence, and themes about loss of family members that might be harder on some younger readers. No cussing, no smut, no gore.
Mermaids rock!
ReplyDeleteDebra, they can be pretty fun, for sure!
DeleteI always loved mermaids growing up.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I love to swim, so I have always wished for their ability to breathe underwater.
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