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Tail

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Ivy's never met a merman. In fact, she thought it was just a rumor that they lived in the lake under the school. When she finally meets one, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to him. Though they can't communicate, she meets him every day. Separated by a wall of glass, she finds there are ways to talk without speaking. But will that be enough for Ivy? Or will she have to venture into the depths of the lake before she can be fully satisfied?

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My fingers went to the knot on my tie. I undid it, slowly, my eyes on his.

I didn’t bother to flirt this time. I didn’t prance around or put on a show. I simply took my clothes off, dropping them in a pile on the stone floor. He kept eye contact with me the whole time, eyes never straying from my face, though his breathing quickened.

This time I didn’t stop at my bra.

When it joined the rest of my clothing on the floor, I paused a moment, letting him look at me.

I felt naked and exposed—I was naked and exposed—and it seemed as if I could feel his gaze like a physical thing, brushing over every inch of my skin and raising goosebumps on my flesh...

This 10,000 word novelette is intended for mature audiences.

30 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 26, 2014

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Merlyn Sloane

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Merlyn Sloane was born in Eastern Europe and moved to the United States at an impressionable young age. Now she trolls the Eastern Seaboard for lovers and story inspiration. She’s a fan of paranormal and science fiction, and loves humor, even in the most serious of sexual situations.

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October 30, 2021
My goodness!

This book was so hot! I enjoyed it totally. Looking forward to more stories like this one. So so very good!
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May 23, 2015
This was the first merman book I've read in this genre, and it was pretty good...


(random thought: when I bought this on amazon, it had a different cover, it was called Horn, instead of Tail, weird...)
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