Seamonster: An Aquarathi Novella

Seamonster: An Aquarathi Novella - Paperback

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Seamonster: An Aquarathi Novella
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Seamonster: An Aquarathi Novella - Paperback

Seamonster: An Aquarathi Novella - Paperback

by Amalie Howard
$8.08
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Book Overview

SEEING THEM MEANS CERTAIN DEATHSpeio Marin desperately wants to return to his undersea home, but the Aquarathi queen-to-be, Nerissa, wants nothing to do with any of her people or her oceanic kingdom. Torn between his own desires and his sworn duty to his future queen, Speio spirals into despair.But when he meets Anya Delmonico-an enigmatic girl trapped by a dark past-he is drawn to her despite his loathing for humans. Anya is unlike anyone he's ever met, and when she finds herself in mortal danger, Speio will risk discovery and more to protect her.Duty will topple to the greatest adversary of all...love.Praise for Seamonster: "The action never flags and the romance is both sweet and hot." - Page Morgan, author of the Beautiful and the Cursed
ISBN9781733619004
Author Amalie Howard
PublisherRah Media LLC
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedSeptember 2019
LanguageENG- English
Pages100
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Amalie Howard

Amalie Howard is a USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling novelist of "smart, sexy, deliciously feminist romance" (Sarah MacLean). The Beast of Beswick was one of Oprah Daily's Top 24 Best Historicals to Read. She is also the author of several critically acclaimed, award-winning young adult novels. An AAPI/Caribbean-born writer, she has written articles and interviews on multicultural fiction that have appeared in the Portland Book Review, Ravishly magazine, and Diversity in YA. When she's not writing, she can usually be found reading, being the president of her one-woman Harley Davidson motorcycle club #WriteOrDie, or power-napping. She currently lives in Colorado with her husband and three children.

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