Wave Song

A Deep Waters Novella

De: Emma Hamm

Narrado por: Will M. Watt, Carmen Rose

Alys Fairweather has always loved the sea.

So when her father gets the opportunity to build a city beneath the waves, she is the first in the submarine with him. She never expected to discover an entire species of merfolk living there. And she certainly didn't expect to find one of them so captivating.

But the song of the waves is one she has never been able to deny, even when that temptation comes in the form of a battle-scarred merman.

Wave Song is a novella that takes place long before the Deep Waters series. It is suggested to listen to Whispers of the Deep before this one, but not necessary.

©2025 Emma Hamm (P)2025 Podium Audio

Sweetness of the romance

Love the story and characters, but wish the story was longer! It ended too soon. 🥺

I cried

I love this series. I was sad that it was so short, but it was still so amazing. Considering I know about this couple, it for some reason just made me cry. I kinda wish the spice was a bit more, but the story more than made up for that in my opinion.

Short, Simple, Bittersweet

The romance between Alys and her undine is something the two of are quick to fall into, with intrigue on both sides and less of the interspecies amenity that later develops. That can be a hit or miss for some, but personally it worked fine for me! Coming to this after book 4 was interesting, with later series revelations clicking with the puzzle pieces here. Definitely not a part of the series I would recommend skipping over, optional as it may seem! The displacement of the undine as the humans prepared to build their cities was perfectly harrowing to hear told, like tales from the war front.

So sweet, it will rot your teeth out

This book has similar energy to the other four but there’s a lot less man everyone wants to kill her. It’s a lot more of a happy ending vibe. I loved it.

Beautiful novella

If you have read Whispers of the Deep (even if you havent) you need to read/listen to this novella. It is a stand alone but explains the world for the series a bit more as it takes place years before. The ending had me remembering one specific scene in the book Whispers of the Deep and it just had me sighing. I love this series, Emma Hamm is an amazing author, her stories have heated moments and a bit of shock value but the stories are beautifully written.