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Months after her narrow escape from death, Allie feels incomplete. She is weakened by Dissonance, a music-based illness which drains her strength every day; she struggles to feel useful, living a quiet life with her family in their Florida apartment.

As faery tales begin to fall, an unexpected death drives them back to Serenade, a kingdom where many see them as traitors. Facing new responsibilities, Allie must prove she has the strength to be a Muse and finally beat her Dissonance for good.

234 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 7, 2016

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Mariella Hunt

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Mariella Hunt is a 29-year-old storyteller based in the Treasure Valley. She is a Kindle Vella author and pens clean Historical Fiction/Fantasy stories featuring Merpeople. Her first novel, DISSONANCE, was published independently in 2015.

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December 11, 2016
I enjoyed this sequel. Some of my favorite parts about it were the mermaids, ocean and the dragon. I can't remember exactly what else, I started reading this book in October, and finally finished it in December. A lot happened. I like how Allie's character is in this one.
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December 1, 2016
I loved reading this book! After reading her first book in the series, I couldn't wait to get my hands on this one. I bought it, and read it as soon as I could. Mariella paints a wonderful world with her story, and I am so excited for the next one as well! Even if/when this series ends, I will always be a fan of her writing.
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683 reviews37 followers
October 9, 2016
Beautiful writing and storyline. I especially loved the characters, they're so deep and complicated, yet for the most part, easy to understand. I'd love to know what happens to them in the future. :)
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