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Grace Hayes detested pirates. They were smelly and boisterous, and their antics often disrupted her peace. But as much as she despised their behavior, she found herself living amongst a ship full of them on the sea, a decision she made out of love for her father.
Grace's father, Captainā¦
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A fantasy romance between a young woman who finds an alluring merman while out at sea.
After her father professes to be cursed, Grace agrees to help him find treasure he lost. When their ship gets caught in a storm, a man's melodic voice guides them to safety. Grace goes in search of the stranger and finds the gorgeous mythical creature responsibleāLadarius. His shimmering skin and muscly chest entrance her; her womanly beauty captivates him. As they fall in love, the difference between their species takes center stage.
Ladarius had a sweet and sexy charm that made me swoon. Itā¦
From B.L.'s list on sci-fi/fantasy driven by romance.
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