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Beneath a sapphire sea

by Jessica Bryan

Beneath the shimmering, sunlit surface of the ocean there lives a race of rare and wondrous men and women. They have walked upon the land, but their true heritage is as beings of the sea. Now their people face a grave peril. And one woman holds the key to their survival... SHE WAS A SULTRY SIREN WITH AN UNDISCOVERED HERITAGE A scholar of sea lore, Meredith had come to the Greek island to follow her academic pursuits. But in one magical meeting she gazed into the mesmerizing blue eyes of a proud, determined warrior of the sea...and was eternally linked with a world far more elusive and mysteriously seductive than her own. For she alone possessed a scroll that held the secrets of his people. She alone was their only hope. And she alone would surrender to the powers of a love destined by the tides. HE WAS AN AZURE-EYED WARRIOR OF A LONG-FORGOTTEN RACE With eyes that told the stories of eternity, Galen lured this exquisite woman to join him in a battle for power beneath the sea. For now Galen's clan faces two enemies: Anastas, who wars against his own people, and a deadly unseen foe. He will cross into Meredith's world to choose her as a bold warrior for his people--and as his only love. He will share with her the secrets of a realm beyond time and imagining, and together they will emerge victorious as the keepers of its fate...or see its fragile beauty destroyed forever. Merfolk Trilogy: Across a Wine-Dark Sea (Merfolk Trilogy, #1) Dawn on a Jade Sea (Merfolk Trilogy, #2) Beneath a Sapphire Sea (Merfolk Trilogy, #3)

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