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The Mermaid’s Mission by Tula Neal

Posted under Adult Content, Book Reviews, Paranormal, Water Creatures, e-books by Hockeyvamp on Sunday 13 December 2009 at 4:56 pm
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Gregory Landau does not know what to do about the beautiful naked woman who apparently washed up on the shore of his island near the new developments he was building. Lady Antalya, first daughter of King Tushar, was sent as a Gift Prize to the King and leader of the island of the children of Adam and Eve. When she admitted that she knew next to nothing about the land but was of the sea and what his people commonly known as mermaids, he was sure she had knocked a few things loose and was delusional. Gregory thought she was with another mangroves tree hugger trying to shut his operation down by sending a sexy and very willing con artist to get his attention in more ways than one.

When Antalya proves to Gregory beyond a doubt that her tale is true, she tells him of the damage that his construction and his future plans will do to the environment. Her task as a Gift Prize was to get him to stop everything and let the island resort back to its natural state. Taking a fish eye view of the damage and potential destruction of the reef, the fish and other sea life, Gregory makes a decision that will hopefully keep both sides happy. Antalya must now give her father the answer that Gregory has made and leaves him to go back to her people. Whether this will be enough is now up to the city of Mereid and the King, but will another voice convince the populous that compromise and education of the dangers of urban sprawl can give them all hope to survive?

This short novella was a very smart and spicy tale with an twist. The combination of the paranormal creatures of the water with the cause and effects of urban expansion on the environment was skillfully written and entertaining.

Book Stats

  • e-book, digital format
  • Publisher: New Concepts Publishing
  • Book Length: Novella
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: 1-58608-241-6

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