Siren's Treasure
One touch of the legendary blade will change their destinies forever…
Thessa’s fiery spirit is the scandal of the seven seas! Her dream to use her siren voice for more than luring sailors to their doom provokes Poseidon’s legendary wrath, but when her sovereign father falls deathly ill, she’ll do anything to save him, even strike a desperate bargain with the sea witch to retrieve Undine’s Blade. The dagger must be returned to his trident before the sea swallows the sun in three days, or he’ll die… not to mention she just might dissolve into seafoam!
Ah Depths! How has Prince Raggon fallen so far? No one would believe how he’s become a notorious pirate captain with a price on his head, and now he’s blindsided when the same land witch who destroyed his kingdom wants to force him into a cringe-worthy engagement. Having fled the loving tentacles of her arms, he sets sail toward the legendary Undine’s Blade with desperate purpose—to free his brother from a curse slowly transforming him into a monster.
When Raggon fishes a wild-haired, frustratingly captivating woman from his nets, he recognizes the mermaid whose lips drew him in like a bewitching song. Knowing she’ll come in handy, he throws her in his cabin… doing everything in his power to keep her from using that siren voice against him… again. As they battle through treacherous waters, heated glances become stolen kisses, but can enemies truly trust each other when ancient curses demand a price?
With two sea witches plotting against them and time running out, Thessa must make an impossible choice: plunge the magical blade into the heart of her enemy—the one that beats for her—or risk condemning both their kingdoms to destruction.
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