Even without proof she knew he existed. She always had. As a cryptozoologist it was Mia’s job to follow the leads of Mer sightings. When she meets Tydon she is immediately drawn to him. When he reveals his secret will their promise of love be enough to save his species?
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"Jennah Sharpe pens an intriguing tale of a mythical creature many readers wish would exist, mermen. Tydon is just about as sexy a hero as any reader could ask for, and Mia is an independent woman who knows her own mind and sensual nature and isn’t afraid to act on either impetus-mental or physical. The sensuality is hot and graphic, and the story line is very intriguing. This one could well be considered worthy of rereading as well." Euro-Reviews
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"Jennah Sharpe pens an intriguing tale of a mythical creature many readers wish would exist, mermen. Tydon is just about as sexy a hero as any reader could ask for, and Mia is an independent woman who knows her own mind and sensual nature and isn’t afraid to act on either impetus-mental or physical. The sensuality is hot and graphic, and the story line is very intriguing. This one could well be considered worthy of rereading as well." Euro-Reviews
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"Storm Surge is by author Jennah Sharpe. Ms. Sharpe writes with a strong descriptive pen. She makes you believe in things you might not have believed in before reading her book. When you think you have read a book on Mermen, think again, Storm Surge will show you a different and unique way of seeing these sensuous and beautiful sea creatures.
Lovers of paranormal/Shapeshifters will fall in love with this story. By the time you finish the book, you could swear you smell the sea air and feel the motion of the waves beneath your feet. It is that realistic of a tale. Hook your copy today before this wondrous book swims away! Oh, another thing...do you know how the Merbeings make love? If not, then read this book to find out!" Paranormal Romance Reviews
An empathic young nurse driven to help and heal others since childhood after watching her mother languish for months before finally succumbing to cancer, Aziza Lopez abhors cruelty and suffering in any form. When she is assigned comatose patient Davi
