Title: Salt - a mermaid tale
Author: Pauline Creeden
Genre: YA Fantasy/Myth
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Blurb:
Her kind treats her as less-than-human, but she’s always been so much more.
Mermaid life has never been easy for Verona. Her scars give evidence of her abuse. When her day of reckoning arrives, she is determined to endure exile. According to her father’s experience, exile is better than becoming a land-walker and risking her life among the humans.
However, when she saves the life of a drowning human boy, she inadvertently sets off a chain of events which force her to choose a path: stay with the humans she has become attached to or return home to a life of scorn. A savage hunter draws closer, threatening even the humans. Her only hope is to keep everyone safe until the next full moon, but those around her devise their own plans.
In simple language, Pauline Creeden creates worlds that are both familiar and strange, often pulling the veil between dimensions. She becomes the main character in each of her stories, and because she has ADD, she will get bored if she pretends to be one person for too long. Pauline is a horse trainer from Virginia, but writing is her therapy.
Armored Hearts, her joint effort with author Melissa Turner Lee, has been awarded the Crowned Heart for Excellence by InDtale Magazine. It is also the 2013 Book Junkie's Choice Winner in Historical Fiction. Her debut novel, Sanctuary, won 1st Place Christian YA Title 2013 Dante Rosetti Award and 2014 Gold Award for Best YA Horror Novel.
Author Links:
Website: http://paulinecreeden.com
Amanda Jane's REVIEW....
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
What do you really know about mermaids? Not much. Well, Salt lets you see inside the life of at least one.
Salt is very well written and I will be reading that of them to find out what happens between Logan and Verona.
I think we all have a Mama Wend in our lives as well.
I would recommend this book to anyone that even remotely likes mermaids. It gives you some interesting insight on what life is like for our sea dwelling friends. A very good read for a young adult as well.
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