After her bakery went up in flames, Maura left her homeland, Beitar, behind for the shores of the Vaporiad Sea. Though the locals warned her of the vicious sirens that made that coastline uninhabitable, she doesn’t take their warnings seriously until an unfortunate slip sends her tumbling into the brutal, icy waves.

Siren prince Anatolius never quite fit into the role his fathers expected of him. Though he is meant to spend his days monitoring the northeastern coast, he finds himself watching the curious human he discovered inhabiting the old fishermans cottage. Watching her is the highlight of his day, until one afternoon he sees her fall into the unforgiving sea. He rushes to her aid, determined to get her out before the other sirens find her and punish her for entering their territory, only to find her as… an otter.

To keep Maura from facing the wrath of the other sirens, Anatolius claims she is his bride-to-be. The two must work together to navigate the delicate situation in the siren court and get Maura back home alive.

The Siren　The Sea is a standalone novelette set in the world of Domhan na Rùin. The three books in the series can be read in any order.

Evienne is living her dream as the highest-ranking blood mage in Ichorna when the queens assign her to monitor two unexpected visitors from their elusive northern neighbor of shifters, Beitar. She can't help her curiosity when one of the visitors–a striking academic with piercing green eyes–seems determined to seduce her. What starts as a dalliance pulls Evienne into a web of centuries-old secrets that could turn her world, and her understanding of her power, upside down.

Orion, a professor from Beitar, arrives in Ichorna to attend their turn-of-the-millenium celebration with a singular goal in mind– he must find answers about his people's dwindling magic. He needs an Ichornian ally, though, and the alluring blood mage Evienne may be the key to his success. All his plans are upended, though, when an ancient magic awakes in his soul.

Despite their different allegiances, Evienne and Orion decide to work together to uncover the truth of Beitar's failing magic. As the horrible threads of the past unravel in the present, Evienne must choose between loyalty and her own integrity. The lives of a whole nation hang in the balance.

Ilex the Dryad has lived alone in the forest for years, content with only the trees for companions. Their greatest joy in life is feeling the sun on their face, until a woman with red hair rides into their forest astride a horse made of bone.

Dahlia is a necromancer who has a knack for crafting potions. Shes never really fit in with her more somber companions in the Dead City, so when she is chosen to attend a celebration on the other side of the continent, shes eager to set off and see the world. What she doesnt expect is to find a beautiful Dryad and maybea chance at a love like shes never known.