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Sea Witch (Children of the Sea #1)

by Virginia Kantra (Goodreads Author)

3.70 · rating details · 567 ratings · 74 reviews

First in the new The Children of the Sea series from the USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR.

Margred is a Selkie - a legendary being of the sea, able to shapeshift into seductive human form. And she has found a human she desires...

Burned out from the big city, Caleb Hunter becomes police chief on the peaceful Maine island of World's End. Then he meets a wo...more

Mass Market Paperback, 273 pages

Published July 1st 2008 by Berkley Sensation

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Aug 19, 2008

Julie (jjmachshev) rated it

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Something a little different for the paranormal romance scene. "Sea Witch" by Virginia Kantra serves up a helping of nasty demons and sexy selkies. This is book one of her new 'Children of the Sea' series and it was certainly worth the read.

He's a wounded hero (YAY!) returned from Iraq with a bum leg and PTSD. Now Caleb works as the police chief on the small, quiet island where he was raised. Life has a slower pace and he's recovering, getting stronger and better. Alth...more

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Aug 04, 2008

Terry rated it

Sea Witch by Virginia Kantra is absolutely delicious. A magical mystical romance with a paranormal element that I haven't read before. Caught in the novel's web from page one I just could not put this book down. Oh my, oh my so yummy!

Margred is breathtakingly beautiful with long dark hair, ivory skin and large brown bottomless eyes that drink in every little thing. She is a selkie! Human on land, seal by sea. Mortal on land, Immortal by sea. A creature of the earth with water as her ...moreSea Witch by Virginia Kantra is absolutely delicious. A magical mystical romance with a paranormal element that I haven't read before. Caught in the novel's web from page one I just could not put this book down. Oh my, oh my so yummy!

Margred is breathtakingly beautiful with long dark hair, ivory skin and large brown bottomless eyes that drink in every little thing. She is a selkie! Human on land, seal by sea. Mortal on land, Immortal by sea. A creature of the earth with water as her element.

Caleb Hunter is a tall handsome man with sea green eyes that could trap your soul. He had a difficult childhood with the loss of his mother and older brother which lead him on a journey to Iraq and the war we all hate. Having been wounded in battle he returns to Maine and his boyhood home to become Chief of Police.

The story starts out with our Chief doing what he is best at, his job. While finishing up he comes upon Margred in her human form and sexual sparks start to fly right away. Margred agrees to meet Caleb for a date and the sparks turn into fiery passion.

Weeks go by with Caleb waiting and checking for Margred. He comes across her one night as she is being brutally attacked and literary saves her by the skin of her teeth. She is checked by a physician and latter questioned by Caleb but with no satisfaction on his part. Even though Caleb doesn't know quite what to think of Margred he doesn't let that stop the lust and passion that they both share and crave.

Being on a small island off the Maine coast where summer brings hoards of tourists, the news of an attack on a woman spreads like wildfire. Being that as it may, Caleb gets things under control very quickly to the island year round residents utter relief. Unfortunately, the quiet of this small community doesn't last for long.

Our author has given us a wonderful storyline that is written so smoothly that time just seems to disappear before we even realize the book is at it's end. Action packed, undeniable irresistible passion, sexually delightful, brutal, nerve wracking, sit on the edge of your seat enticing, you won't go wrong with this fantastic tale. This writer knows her stuff and I cannot wait for the next book in this series.
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Aug 07, 2010

Laura rated it

I liked this book, but I kept getting irritated with Maggie for not telling Cal what she really was. After he saved her from the demon and her pelt had been burned, she lived with him for weeks before telling. That is the only reason for 4 stars instead of 5. I love the idea of this series, I love the characters who were introduced, and I think the demons (children of fire) will be back in the next few books.
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Jun 09, 2009

Adrienne rated it

this was a nice::enjoyable::read:: i liked it enough that i shall read the rest of the series::
caleb is war vet (iraq)::is phsyically scarred has PTSD and has issues from his childhood::actually if he asked me for a date i wouldn't turn him down he's a nice kind guy who just wants/needs to be made whole again ::margred is a selkie::and has come from the sea for a specific purpose::but something is out to get her....::the story is one of finding trust/love and understanding::calebs past i...more

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Aug 20, 2011

Wan ~DragonsWan~ rated it

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Shelves: mermaids-selkies

This is a solid 4 stars for me. I really like it and think it’s a good start for a promising series. Don’t know why but I can’t help myself compare this book to the Goddess of the Sea by P.C. Cast. I definitely like this one much better.

This is a quick read for me. Though, I didn’t really like the opening of the book but the book was interesting enough to keep me reading (particularly 1st chapter - the “horny” selkie part was almost a turn off). But I do like Maggie character. Her h...more

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Jul 17, 2011

Sara rated it

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Shelves: 4-5-stars

Plot: 5 Stars
I absolutely love stories that include lesser known paranormal creatures, especially when they're the main creature and not overshadowed by vampires and/or werewolves. The selkies in this novel were very interesting, especially their hierarchy. My favorite part of the novel was how there were different paranormal creatures to represent the elements. The selkies represented water, while the demons represented fire.

Pace: 4.5 Stars
This novel was a breeze. I fin...morePlot: 5 Stars
I absolutely love stories that include lesser known paranormal creatures, especially when they're the main creature and not overshadowed by vampires and/or werewolves. The selkies in this novel were very interesting, especially their hierarchy. My favorite part of the novel was how there were different paranormal creatures to represent the elements. The selkies represented water, while the demons represented fire.

Pace: 4.5 Stars
This novel was a breeze. I finished it much quicker than the past couple of novels I've read. It grabbed me by the first couple of pages and didn't let go as it raced to the end. There were no scenes that felt like filler inbetween more important scenes. The jumps between points of view were handled with care, and really worked for giving the reader all aspects of the story. It didn't jump every two seconds from character to character, and it wasn't confusing. Instead, it helped some scenes flow more naturally. And it gave the reader a better insight into the world.

Characters: 4 Stars
Margred was a very interesting heroine, and probably one of my favorites that I've read all year. She was very confident and didn't take any crap, and she adjusted pretty fast to the human world. I did enjoy the few moments in which the human world tripped her up. Caleb was a very likeable hero because he wasn't perfect. He had his demons and his lingering injuries, but it didn't make him any less of a hero in this novel. My only complain is that a lot of the smaller characters didn't have quite enough depth, although I'm happy that Regina and Dylan will be the main characters of the next novel since I did want to see more of them.

Cover: 4.5 Stars
I am a sucker for a blue cover, especially when the color fits the novel. I can't think of a better color for a novel based so much around the sea. And I personally like when the cover model is turned away from the reader, because it leaves the imagination free to picture the main character however we'd like to, given the author's description. The background details really fit the novel as well. And I really enjoyed the detail of the circle with the series name that is featured on all of the novels. I like when publishers take the time to include those little details.

Overall: 4.5 Stars

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Oct 13, 2010

Jill rated it

I believe this is supposed to be in the paranormal/fantasy romance section only it felt more like a fantasy story. It had a great story but the romance almost seemed like an after thought to the Maggie (the selkie) as they don't think or react like a normal human. I do think Kantra portrayed this aspect of the Selkie well.

We also discover a dynamic to the Selkie (water elemental) and other elementals (demons are fire, we don't know what air and earth are yet). Kantra is very poetic w...more

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Aug 25, 2010

Moss rated it

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Seal woman Magred rises out of the ocean looking for nookie. Local sherrif with a limp obliges (hah! No, really). A man, a woman, it is destiny. Also, a demon and a Creator...did I say she was a seal? I have this ambivalent feeling towards seals. It all comes from having to go out on a tourist boat to try and see a whale this one time and it was such a goddamned TRAP, there were no whales in June and so we had this pity swim with seals...seals. You know they're like dogs with flippers?
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Feb 07, 2009

Rhianna rated it

When Margred, a lust-driven Selkie, seeks a human's touch upon land, the last thing she anticipates is becoming trapped in her human form. Caleb Hunter is a man with a past and then some. A veteran of the war in Iraq he has returned to Maine injured both physically and emotionally. Returning to his childhood home on the Maine island of World's End life is simpler, quieter. Until Magred shows up and seduces him with her exotic beauty and mysterious manner. She promises to return to him knowing fu...moreWhen Margred, a lust-driven Selkie, seeks a human's touch upon land, the last thing she anticipates is becoming trapped in her human form. Caleb Hunter is a man with a past and then some. A veteran of the war in Iraq he has returned to Maine injured both physically and emotionally. Returning to his childhood home on the Maine island of World's End life is simpler, quieter. Until Magred shows up and seduces him with her exotic beauty and mysterious manner. She promises to return to him knowing full well she will not for she is Selkie and that is not their way. When she does return, strangely drawn back to Caleb, tragedy strikes and she must lie to Caleb in order to protect him.

When another Selkie turns up dead the plot thickens and Magred can't keep her secrets any longer. There's a demon loose in World's End and he's trying to make war between the elements of land and sea, earth and water. Trapped on land Magred must do whatever is within her power to stop the demon before he does anymore damage or kills the man she has just realized she loves. But when all is said and done can she ever return to the sea?

I'm normally a vampires and shapeshifters kind of gal, but over the summer I had a real desire to find a good mermaid or other water creature series. Thanks to some nice gals around Amazon.com's paranormal romance forum I decided I wanted to give Kantra's Children of the Sea a try. Caleb was a great hero, I thought he was a little stereotypical at first but he really grew on me. His desire for a simple, happy life were believable, not cheesy. Magred was a tougher sell. I struggled to like her and found her sudden realization of love a bit forced. I think her Selkie personality would have made a great character in a non-romance story.

Kantra did a great job of setting up a simple mythos for the series and brought in the hero for her second book and the heroine for her third seamlessly. I loved the isolated Maine setting but really hope to see more of the Selkie's world later in the series. The love scenes between Caleb and Magred were tasteful and not overly graphic, leaving something to the imagination which is what I prefer most of the time. The overall plot of Sea Witch ended a little too easily in my opinion but left no annoying cliff-hangers either. All in all I think this is the start of a very promising and very original series. (less)

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Feb 24, 2011

Vanessa theJeepDiva rated it

Shelves: 2011, fantasy, romance, shifter

3 1/2 Stars

Mass Market Paperback, 304 pages
Published July 1st 2008 by Berkley
ISBN13: 9780425221990
Series: Children of the Sea #1
3 ½ Stars, 3 Flames

Margred is a selkie. She has left the sea to find an eagerly willing and fulfilling sexual partner. The only thing she is seeking as she walks Worlds End beach on a late May night is orgasm. What she finds is a handsome cop out on patrol who would rather get to know her and have more than a quick relea...more3 1/2 Stars

Mass Market Paperback, 304 pages
Published July 1st 2008 by Berkley
ISBN13: 9780425221990
Series: Children of the Sea #1
3 ½ Stars, 3 Flames

Margred is a selkie. She has left the sea to find an eagerly willing and fulfilling sexual partner. The only thing she is seeking as she walks Worlds End beach on a late May night is orgasm. What she finds is a handsome cop out on patrol who would rather get to know her and have more than a quick release with her. There is a very sweet romance here. Margred and Caleb have a strong sexual attraction that gives the book some hot sex scenes. Caleb is a kind man that you love as a character from the beginning of the book. Maggie having lived so long as a selkie away from humanity it makes her very different from humans. She is not an easily likable character in the beginning. Her character does evolve the closer she gets to Caleb. Caleb does not realize he has a familial link to the selkies. I liked the selkie idea. Selkies are creatures of the sea that can shed their pelt and walk among humans. The pelt is their means of shifting and immortality. It is easy to see the importance of the pelt. It is the source of this books conflict.
This is a great book. I will continue reading the series. I am very interested in how the main male character of the second book will evolve. He is a complete jerk in this book. I think there is a reasons behind it and I am dying to see if my suspicions are correct. I like to try and guess at the who done it when there is a murder involved in something I’m reading. Here, you know the who done it and the how’s of it from get go. The whys are eventually answered and it is the only thing you are left to guess at. I won’t say that this book was predictable. I really hate that in a description. I realize that this is a romance, the romance between Margred and Caleb is the focus of the book, but with the presence of a murder and the hero being a cop I expected the book to be a little more suspenseful. The lack of suspense left me a little disappointed. Also there is a family connection that is introduced fairly early on that was too easy to see coming.
There is a prequel to this book, Sea Crossing. It is in the Shifter anthology. It does not have to be read to follow this book. Sea Crossing takes place at a different time and a completely different setting. The characters involved with that story do not have a role in this one. I do recommend reading Shifter. It is my favorite anthology.
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Oct 24, 2010

Heather rated it

Shelves: children-of-the-sea-series, paranormal-romance, 2010

Margred is a selkie, human and mortal on land, seal and immortal at sea. She gets stranded on land when she is attacked and her sealskin burned. Caleb is a divorced Iraq war veteran with a bum leg. He's taken the job of police chief at his childhood home of World's End. When he meets Margred he'd like nothing better to settle down and live a quiet normal life. Margred longs to return to the sea and disappear, yet something about Caleb calls to her. When she learns that there is a demon after her...more

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Nov 21, 2011

Sarah Stumpf rated it

Shelves: fantasy, romance, novel

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Sep 16, 2011

Moviemavengal rated it

Simply excellent. How can you beat this opening line: "If she didn't have sex with something soon, she would burst out of her skin."

Margred is a selkie, and I love how she is very much "other" and does not think as a human does. It's a wonderful turnaround that the hero is the human, and the heroine the paranormal. And what a hero. Caleb is a wounded vet, the local chief of police, and he does everything he can to protect Margred. He doesn't believe for quite ...more

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Jan 21, 2011

ErinReadsTooMuch rated it

I really enjoyed this book. It is the first of a series, and the main character is a Silkie. She comes to shore to mate, and ends up feeling much more for the human she mates with than she has ever felt before. She ends up returning to the town to see him again, despite warnings of danger from her fellow Silkies. In being there, she stumbles upon a Fire Demon who is praying on her kind to blame on the humans in hopes it will finally make the Children of the Sea (who have been neutral since t...more

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Jul 04, 2009

Sophie Renwick rated it

I loved the premise of this series, and the world building. It was really well done and so smoothly written. I also liked that it was a small island community and that the people we meet in Sea Witch will have a place in the next two books. For me, however, Caleb was a bit too beta for my taste, and Margred, the heroine wasn't my cuppa. I had a hard time relating to her and too many times I felt she was selfish and it turned me off, despite the fact the author set up her personality well and tie...more

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Aug 19, 2011

Kerry Allen rated it

I was surprised to find myself enjoying a book in which the heroine was obsessed with sex from the very first line. Maggie's so straightforward about what she wants and needs, it's almost alien. Caleb's pure human male (Yes, thank you, I would love to have sex, but let me wine and dine you so neither of us thinks I'm a total dirtbag later). At no point was sex an "issue," which somehow cleared the deck to make room for some really sweet relationship development and a personal, immediat...more

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Feb 25, 2010

Anita rated it

Recommends it for: Mermaid fans

Shelves: did-not-finish, didn-t-like-much, paranormal-romance

I don't know why this book didn't appeal to me, but I set it down after 45 pages and just didn't want to pick it up again. Something about the writing style didn't work for me - it wasn't bad writing, it just didn't grab me and hold my attention. I got a bleak vibe from the beginning of the book - that really bad things have happened and would happen again. I guess it was a bit too dark for me to work as a romance. (paranormal romance, by the way, about selkies) But I only read the first 45 page...more

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Oct 29, 2011

Donna rated it

I just finished the first book of Virgina Kantra's Dare Island series and loved it. I admit I'm not as familiar with selkie's as I am with other shapeshifters and vampires (and doesn't that sentence make me sound solidly sane) but I liked the fact that as a selkie, Margred had no familiarity with human emotions or needs. It made her "differentness" more real to me. I enjoyed her journey toward learning Caleb's world.

Without any spoilers I loved the twist of acquaintanc...more

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Dec 28, 2010

Lady Jayne *~*The Beach Bandida*~* rated it

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Shelves: romance-paranormal, first-in-series, short-reads, owned-read, reviewed

3.5 Stars

The first line of this book was: "IF SHE DIDN'T HAVE SEX WITH SOMETHING SOON, she would burst out of her skin." Well, this certainly made for a saucy start! LOL

I’ll keep this short. This was a fast read. I liked it, but can't say that I loved it, hence, the 3.5 Stars. Thanks for the reco, though, NU!

Margred is a selkie, a child of the sea. Her mate had died long ago. One day, in frisky frustration, she goes to land in search of sex. She com...more

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Oct 07, 2010

Catherine rated it

Shelves: selkie-merpeople, contemporary, romance, fantasy-paranormal-sci-fi, series, boring, magic-mystical-ability, ptsd, read-2010, demons

*2.5 Stars*

I found this book pretty frustrating. The world idea was interesting, and I wanted to like it just for that--I mean, come on, selkies!--but I found the world building thin and the romance even thinner.

One of my largest problems with this book was the hero, Caleb. He played the role usually reserved for super irritating females that are sweeter than pie and perfect. He was the quintessential martyr throughout the book. He never got truly angry with the heroine...more*2.5 Stars*

I found this book pretty frustrating. The world idea was interesting, and I wanted to like it just for that--I mean, come on, selkies!--but I found the world building thin and the romance even thinner.

One of my largest problems with this book was the hero, Caleb. He played the role usually reserved for super irritating females that are sweeter than pie and perfect. He was the quintessential martyr throughout the book. He never got truly angry with the heroine (and she did some pretty lame things) and when he did get a little irritated, he would be over it before you could blink. I don't appreciate that character type any more in a man than I do in a woman.

I have future images of him scrambling to pick up the pieces behind her while she plays the lovable "free spirit" and wanders away without telling anyone her whereabouts after she gets tired of waiting for a ride, or something equally irritating that Caleb will just excuse as part of her charm.

I had a really hard time warming up to Margred after the events in the beginning. I don't have a problem with her pragmatic attitude toward sex, but I do have a problem with the shady way she treats her chosen partner. You may not want strings, but that doesn't give you the right to hop off his lap and leave without saying goodbye after round two while he thinks you'll be right back. (FYI: Not a spoiler - it happens in by page 33) That just makes you skeezy, and it infuriates me that the hero didn't have a problem hooking back up with her when she came back.

The relationship felt pretty nonexistent to me. They fell in love, but I can't remember seeing it happen. They weren't ever shown to be having a personal conversation. How could they really? Margred lied about herself, and it's not like she could give him in depth details about her life and personality without admitting all. So, what exactly did he love? The sex? Because that seems to have been all that was really developed.

Margred seemed to go from a stoic, emotionally self contained selkie, to a sobbing quivering mess in no time flat. It happened so fast that I felt I got whiplash from the change.

After I gave up on the romance I stuck it out because I wanted more info on the world. I wish there was more detail about her people running through these pages. I didn't want an info dump, but I was expecting something a little more comprehensive. Hopefully we get more detail in the second book.

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May 23, 2010

Sarah Horton rated it

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Jul 10, 2009

Sherri *SheLuvs2Read* rated it

Shelves: paranormal-romance, fireman-cop

First book in the Sea series.

I really loved the character of Caleb Hunter. Burned out veteran of the big city streets and disabled war Veteran. He's human and has desires that he thinks he will never find in his hometown on a coastal Maine island. But he's also a fighter. He's mentally tough and even though somewhat limited physically, he doesn't let that stop him.

I had a harder time warming up to Margred (or Maggie as Caleb called her), and I'm still not sure I did...more

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Sep 13, 2010

Casee rated it

Shelves: read-2010

I really have enjoyed Virginia Kantra’s romantic suspense books so I wasn’t thrilled when this series first came out. I was so un-thrilled, in fact, that I didn’t read this book until two years after I got it.

Margred/Maggie threw me off at first. As a selkie, she doesn’t have human thoughts, human feelings, etc. The only human urge she has is of the sexual variety. So she was a very “go get ‘em” type of girl/seal. She first meets Caleb when she comes to land to find someone to bleep....more

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Feb 08, 2009

Ladiibbug rated it

Recommends it for: Paranormal Romance Fans

#1 Children of the Sea paranormal romance series

Lovely! Beautiful and descriptive writing ... Ms. Kantra made me feel the ocean mist, hear the ocean waves roaring or quietly rolling up the sand, and taste the salt in the air.

Set on the Maine coast, a location I always enjoy, the author captures "Maine speak" -- non-locals are "people from Away", and other such charming quirks of language.

The world and story are enchanting and deeply satisf...more

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Dec 17, 2008

Bitten_by_Books rated it

Shelves: kate

I have to confess right here and right now that I have a penchant for selkies. Since I read my first story about the sea people, I’ve longed to meet one. There, now you know one of Kate’s deep dark secrets...

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Jul 14, 2008

Christy rated it

Shelves: owned

Virgina Kantra’s paranormal romance Sea Witch was unlike many novels I’ve read before, yet the familiar romantic suspense plot kept me hooked from the beginning. She’s got this beautifully descriptive voice, which helps when you’re in unfamiliar territory reading about ancient mythological creatures of the sea!

She meticulously creates a mythology that is easily enchanting, and the eroticism is marked by the sound of waves… a tactic that effectively gives readers the sense that the he...more

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Sep 23, 2011

Gina rated it

Shelves: paranormal-romance

I really liked the unique plot of this book. I've never read romance novel about mermaids--except the little mermaid, i guess--until this one. I enjoyed that small town feel of the book. While the heroine could get annoying at times, it wasn't so much to turn me off from the book. The hero was sweet and amazing.
My favoriote part about this was the progression of the characters. They developed nicely in a logical and understanding way. It was really nice to see that happen.

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Jan 17, 2012

Teri rated it

Shelves: in-my-collection, bought

Children of the Sea is an exciting series based on the Scottish legend of the Selkies. Margred is the main character and while she has lost her past mate she hungers for sex and swims to the mainland to find a target. What she finds herself is landlocked by a demon who has stolen her pelt, and a police officer who has stolen her heart.

A dangerous tale of love and deceit mixed with a heroine of her own whim and urges left from her past and brought to a dangerous new future.

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Aug 07, 2010

Maja rated it

Shelves: fantasy, paranormal-romance

I've read a lot of paranormal romance book but never before have I encountered something as original as Virginia Kantra's Children o the Sea. And I really enjoy finding something original. But though the setting was unique the plot wasn't. It was quite easy to predict that that can ruin any original idea. But still the plot was okay, just your ordinary demon murder, who is he? So, a good book where I'd like to read the next.

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Oct 14, 2008

Gail rated it

I liked this book a whole lot. I've always liked Virginia Kantra--even though I've been too wimpy to read her single-title romantic suspense. I Have them, just haven't had the nerve to read them, because I'm afraid they'll be too scary for me. Demons? Vampires? Not a problem, but serial killers or fanatical cultists--they scare me too much to read about them... Anyway.
Kantra--love her books. This one is fabulous. Heroine is a selkie. Hero is a police chief of a Maine island. He stumbles ac...more

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