All the Stars and Teeth (All the Stars and Teeth, #1)

by Adalyn Grace

“Fine, keep your secrets. But remember that if you try anything, I’ll stab you without a second thought.” “Are you flirting with me? It’s a bit hard to tell, considering how terrifying you are.”

And the hearts eaten from any man who’s ever told me to smile.”

There’s something richly satisfying in giving all of yourself up to an act of creation. It’s like magic. It demands your focus and requires a small piece of your soul to complete.

Fear is part of life; all that matters is what we do with it.

There was once a mermaid who loved nothing more than a beautiful conch shell she brought with her everywhere. A sailor, noticing her affection for the conch, stole it. He believed he could trick the mermaid into thinking she lost her prized possession, and that she’d fall in love with him once he returned it to her. But the mermaid was too clever for his tricks. She shed her fins in favor of feet and went ashore to hunt the sailor down. Upon finding him, she ripped out his heart, ate it, then returned to the sea with her conch in hand. This book is protected by mermaids. Steal it, and you best watch your heart.