Siren's Tribute (Royal Storm of Atlantis 3)
Don’t touch my stuff. Not my mates, not my city, and not my last nerve- I’ll hurt you.
Rescuing my mates needed to be done.
Raining my fury on the one who took them…
Well, that was for pleasure.
The one who dared take them? He’s sleeping with the fishes now.
I’m trying to be a better siren, which isn’t easy since I am constantly struggling against the rising tide of desire that makes accomplishing any task really hard. Heh, really, really hard.
The Lure has spread much further than I thought, and I need to take this fight to the source… Which I suspect is in the realm of the Ancients. The main problem is that I'm struggling to arrange for the safety of Atlantis and avoid an all out war with Earth's greedy politicians.
And my mates? Well, Zeno is literally like a fish out of water while on two legs. Kye, Storm, Fynn and Eason are amazing and supportive. Lokene continues to thrive on chaos and claims he wouldn’t miss this for the worlds. Yes, I said worlds.Road trip, er, realm trip anyone?
As if that wasn’t enough, the Ancients seem intent on making my life more challenging. I am starting to regret agreeing to help them when they start decide to hold Lokene hostage, and send two more Ancients to Earth in an attempt to force me to work on their timeline. I have to admit, the Ancient named Bion isn't exactly hard on the eyes, though.
How hard could it be to stop a war between the Ancients, and stop the spread of the Lure on earth once and for all? It shouldn’t be too hard...
Off the bad guys.
Keep my mates safe.
Track down the source of the Lure.
Stop a war.
Save the day.
Who knew being a semi-good guy- I mean, Siren- was so exhausting?
I’m going to need some blood and a nap.
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