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They want to abandon me on shore? Too bad. I’m not the forgettable type.

I’m alone—again. Story of my life. My boyfriend left me, my octopus sidekick is returning home, and my relationship with my fellow half-siren Branc is getting more complicated. That’s all bad enough, but there’s worse on the horizon.

Half-sirens on land are losing their memories of our underwater former home. Something smells like rotten seaweed, and it’s not the low tide. Branc and I dive into the mystery, and it runs deeper than I feared. We’re at risk of discovery by humans. Answers slip through my fingers like water, until the biggest secret of my life slaps me on the face.

We’re battling for our very lives against those who want us abandoned, forgotten, and dying painfully on shore. Even if my friends don’t see it, the situation is hopeless. But I’ve never been one to accept my fate without a fight.

310 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 31, 2025

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Emma Shelford

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Emma Shelford feels that life is only complete with healthy doses of magic, history, and science. Since these aren't often found in the same place, she created her own worlds where they happily coexist. If you catch her in person, she will eagerly discuss Lord of the Rings ad nauseam, why the ancient Sumerians are so cool, and the important role of phytoplankton in the ocean.

Emma is the author of the Nautilus Legends (a marine biologist discovers that mythical sea creatures are real), the Musings of Merlin Series (Merlin is immortal, forever young, and living in the modern day), and the Breenan Series (a young woman follows a mysterious stranger into an enchanting Otherworld).

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