Siren's Call

De: Debbie Herbert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 9 h y 12 m

Resumen del Editor

Mermaid mythology meets Native American lore . . . Mermaid Lily Bosarge is that girl in the bayou – the one with the bad reputation. A true siren, humans and mermen alike are entranced by her mesmerizing voice. But life as the beautiful, enchanting, shapeshifter is far from magical. And when her old childhood friend pays a visit, she meets the one man seemingly immune to her charm. Nash Bowman has at last returned to the bayou at his grandfather’s request. Much has changed since he spent summers in Alabama as a carefree, young boy. A break from the city and the women who constantly chase him will be a welcome break, even if it means hearing his Native American grandfather spew ridiculous folklore claiming they’re descended from Okwa Nahollo, White People of the Sea. A renowned nature photographer, Nash plans to capture the bayou on film—with the help of a paranormal skill he keeps as a closely guarded secret. As Lily and Nash’s childhood friendship matures into something more, Lily is plagued by a stalker determined to keep her from Nash. To find true love, they must uncover the stalker’s identity as well as share their secrets. Nash also must believe his grandfather’s tales and complete an ancient ritual to save the woman he loves.