How [Not] to Soothe a Siren

Cindy Eller #9

by Elizabeth A. Reeves

As summer turns its thoughts to fall and winter, Faerie is busy with preparations for what promises to be a harsh winter. When a mysterious mist begins to creep over the land, taking children as it goes, Cindy is forced to leave her friends and families behind, to confront whatever sort of sorcery this must be.

No one is immune to the call of the Siren, even the Dark Lord.

Cindy will have to fight for her family and her land. But, at what cost?

Genres: Fantasy, Paranormal, Romance

236 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 18, 2016

Reviews

[Maureen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another enjoyable read in this series.

[Laurie Hopkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good

I really love this series, but the editing is driving me nuts. This book seems worse than the others. Very interesting how the story works out.

[Relina Skye · Rating 5 out of 5]

"How (Not) to Soothe a Siren" by Elizabeth A. Reeves is the latest novel in the Cindy Eller series. The story starts out where the previous novel left off. Cindy and Timothy are now parents to a new born. There is a brief adjustment period for them before a new crisis catches their attention in the form of a waking dream. With no choice other than to investigate, they head off into the unknown with only the will of Faerie to guide them. Well, at least until they meet the Huntsman. Overall, I enjoyed this novel a lot more than some of the more recent ones. It had a good blend of Cindy's introspective monologue with plot points that kept the story moving forward.

[Traci · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another Charming Story

I have loved all the Cindy Eller books, this one is another fabulous quick read for a quiet day at home. Despite several typos, this story keeps you going and adds new characters to the growing cast of Farie. Looking forward to our next "bundle of joy" in the series.

[Daniel Stephens · Rating 5 out of 5]

How Not to Soothe a Siren

Love this book and series! Looking forward to reading more in this Cindy Elmer series. I love all her work...I'm just a tad partial to this storyline.

[Michelle Tempted By Books · Rating 3 out of 5]

I am a little disappointed that a few big moments were glazed over but for the most part I really liked this book. I can't believe the series is nearly over.