One Soul To Share

by Lori Devoti

Mermaid, Sarina Neri, is desperate to regain her sister's soul. And she knows who has it – the legendary sea hag, Melusine. But the hag wants something in exchange – a man who can survive life in her realm, deep under the sea.

After decades searching, Sarina has found such a man, vampire Nolan Moore. Unfortunately, unknown to Sarina, Nolan wants the soul too, for himself. Who will survive their high seas adventure? The mermaid, the vampire, or will love save them both?

Genres: Paranormal Romance, Fantasy

88 pages, ebook

First published August 1, 2012

About the author

Lori Devoti grew up in southern Missouri and attended college at the University of Missouri-Columbia where she earned a Bachelor of Journalism. She, however, made it clear to anyone who asked, she was not a writer; she worked for the dark sideadvertising. Now twenty years later, shes proud to declare herself a writer and visit her dark side occasionally by writing dark, sensual paranormal romance, urban fantasy and young adult novels.

Lori lives in Wisconsin with her husband, daughter, son, Siberian husky and shepherd/puggle cross.

Reviews

[Gabby · Rating 4 out of 5]

interesting idea on souls!

An interesting take in the vampire novels, however I particularly love the more true to the original fable version of mermaids. It was fun interesting and had a slow but well paced story. The characters felt real and the romance didn’t overshadow the rest of the book.

[Catherine Green · Rating 2 out of 5]

I had quite high hopes for this novel, since the story was a little different to what I have come across before. I enjoyed reading it, and it didn’t take long to read either, but I did not feel drawn in as I would have expected. The characters seemed distant, perhaps intentionally due to their nature, but I just could not sustain that personal connection that I like to develop when I read a book. I probably identified best with the vampire Nolan, but I feel that overall the book could have done with a little more description in places, just to draw the reader in more closely. Still, I intend to try out some of the author’s other books, so it wasn’t that bad in the end!

[Prismseven · Rating 3 out of 5]

Short read, story had potential to be pretty good if it had more details and a longer length.