Review: A captivating story (These are not your average mermaids) - a must read for all!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
Wow - I have plenty to say about this one.  It was refreshing to read a book that is at times set below the water line instead of above it.  The depth of the characters - Aazuria, Trevain, Vachlan, Visola, Varia, and many more - was just as expansive as the depth of the sea that encompassed them.  Aazuria is a strong character that is a protector, Trevain is easily relatable and a protector in his own right.  Nadia Scrieva does an excellent job in bringing so many characters into the story, crafting them with so many characteristics, and then weaving them in and out of the multiple story-lines that this great series has to offer.  Most inexperienced writers get lost with so many character introductions while losing the reader in the process, but Scrieva flexes her literary muscles here while keeping the pace of the plot seamlessly flowing - and the reader highly engaged.What impressed me most is that each book could stand on its own without the need for the other three, BUT I would NEVER recommended passing up any of these four awe-inspiring books.  The author weaves the story-lines together with the precision of a physician, but instead of a needle - she uses her words.  Afterall, these aren't your regular types of mermaids and this is not your average fantasy read.This series of books are well-written, extremely enjoyable, and will prove to a star of the genre.  There is a saying that I use every single day when it comes to reading books - "The cover might pull you in, but it is the words that keep you coming back."  There is one thing for sure, anything that Nadia Scrieva puts her pen to will keep me coming back for years to come.She gained a new fan!  Highly recommended!