Siren's Hunt

Royal Storm of Atlantis, Book 1

After centuries spent in suspended animation, I'm hangry. Now, a team of sexy men have been sent to hunt me down...

Let them come.

Thanks to a protective spell gone wrong, I am what the world calls a siren.

Yep, you heard me right. I'm a siren. The lost princess of Atlantis. During the horrific battle between light and darkness, as Atlantis sank beneath the waves, I was caught in some crazy magic that changed my body and put me down for a really long nap. The humans, still greedy as ever, woke me up when they stumbled on an energy source near the heart of my home.

I battled alongside my Atlantean brothers and sisters as evil spread like a plague from city to city. We fought bravely, but in the end, I lost everything. I have nothing left to lose.

That same darkness has continued to take over the world while I slept. My mission is to cleanse the world of evil, so I need to get busy.

It is easy to find the men with blackened hearts and drag them to their watery graves beneath the sea, but it isn't long before the disappearances are noticed, and I go from hunter to hunted. Cleansing the world of evil takes a lot out of a siren. So, when the three good-hearted men cross my path, I'm ready to make them. I just need to figure out how things work with my new anatomy.

This paranormal fantasy romance features a slightly darker siren who collects her mates throughout the series. This is not the usual bubbly mermaid tale! It is full of spice, humor, and a slightly feral siren...

Oh! Let's not forget the totally ripped guys you will want to sink your fangs into! It will have a HEA...eventually.

©2021 Sedona Ashe (P)2021 Sedona Ashe

Siren’s Hunt (Siren Series Book 1)

Siren’s Hunt (Siren Series Book 1) by Sedona Ashe ~~ This book pulled me in immediately, and I didn’t stand a chance after that. Siren’s Hunt is dark, seductive, and emotionally charged in the best way. From the very beginning, you can feel that this story is going to be dangerous — not just physically, but emotionally too. The siren mythology is done beautifully, with a darker, more powerful edge that makes it feel fresh instead of recycled.

The main female character is strong, complicated, and constantly underestimated — which, honestly, just made me root for her harder. The male characters? Intense, possessive, morally gray, and absolutely not playing by the rules. The tension between them builds slowly but steadily, and when things finally ignite… wow. Nothing feels rushed, and the emotional stakes keep climbing.

I read part of this on Kindle, but when I wasn’t reading, I was listening on Audible — which I do often because reading and listening helps keep my head sane when I’m not teaching. The narration fits the mood perfectly and adds another layer of intensity to the story. You can feel the danger, the desire, and the power shifts through the voices alone.

By the end of this book, I was fully invested and already reaching for the next one. The cliff-hanger isn’t cruel — but it’s definitely effective.

I would definitely recommend this book and series and can’t wait to start on the next book. If you want to know what happens next, you’ll just have to read this series yourself — you won’t regret it.

WoW that was a lot in and short book.

Iama Sedona Ashe super fan.
Not a literary masterpiece, but a very good time !

Great story line

This was a really great storyline. I was expecting it to be bad but this author has surprised me.
The main female character was phenomenal in her strength and pride. The males were well done also. Know how to treat a woman ish.
Then you have the smexy bits. Creative.

Narration review
A female reader was great and she brought the characters alive. You could feel all the words.
The male reader was eh. Not good for this book type.

Kinda Slow

I like this author but this story was very slow and not very gripping. Good for sleepy time listening. This has been the only book of hers that I didn’t chuckle the whole way through.

Great Story, Iffy Performance

I enjoyed this story and am excited to learn more about Atlantis and how all the characters will fit in to its potential reemergence. I liked the female narrator, but didn’t like the male narrator.