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Secret Shared with Sirens

Ariella Isabella (2025)

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Pages450 (Medium 300-500)
SettingSecondary World
Goodreads3.95/5 (66)

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Isolde: Being pulled from the wreckage of an elven ship by bloodthirsty sirens, I was now surrounded by an entirely different set of creatures with claws and teeth. Achelous, the Father of Sirens and son to the blood mage Medea shines a light on Caspian's hunt for the mythical blade, the God Killer. His finned daughters are nothing like how I had imagined them, they're worse, and they are weary of my foul magic. Achelous is reluctant to join the war on the continent, but when the siren's home is attacked by the Elf King, he's Helbent on revenge. Everyday the darkness grows louder and more corporal, and I swear that I can feel its frigid breath on my neck when it whispers its sweet promises of power and revenge. After traveling with Cadmael, the messenger god who followed me overboard and onto the Elven ship, and the siren Thelxi to the City of Souls, we find out that Silas' depravity knows no bounds. If we usurp the treacherous Queen Athalia, who will sit on the Arramorian throne? Who will be the voice of humans, in a war wielded by villainous gods and wicked creatures? Death: Watching Isolde die the first time was painful, and every other time was like ripping my heart in two. She now knew that I had taken her first life in a twisted deal with the darkness, but what she didn't know was the depth of her attachment's powers. This ancient, unfathomable being is manipulating her in front of my eyes and all I can do is plead with her to push it away. To not take the deal I did. The greatest fear of a creature who's claimed power is that someone more cunning and vicious will steal it from him, and Isolde just might be that creature, but she still doesn't know the whole truth. Her world with Caspian is a lie, and the truth might not set her free.