Review: Mesmerizing mermaids!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
It first caught my attention when I saw the title Drowning Mermaids. I can’t imagine how mermaids could be drowned when they are supposed to live underwater and move gracefully. That’s how my curiosity for this book started.Sacred Breath series is too intense, the vivid imagination and strikingly unique characters are very much captivating. As I went over from one book to another, which made me stay awake for hours!!! The book didn’t make me sleep as what I was planning to do, I was solemnly in awe and engaged with how beautiful the fantasy world was written underwater. I couldn’t stop flipping the page to find out the whole mystery behind each character and I wanted to unravel all of it in one sitting!The vintage names make it fit for exotic mermaids because how their characters are beautifully described sans the fish tails. This isn’t the normal underwater love story where you find mermaids sitting on top of the rocks and combing their hair while singing on top of their lungs which truly made the book more interesting.I also love how their appearances change every time they emerge on land, very enigmatic transition indeed but amidst the seriousness of the book, there is also some good humor to the story, where Trevain at the age of 50 always finds himself old enough to be captivated by a young and talented woman like Aazuria. He fights for his emotions, sympathizes her, and eventually falls in love.I look forward to reading the whole series and kudos to Nadia Scrieva for coming up with this literary piece of awesomeness.