After nearly losing everything in the most recent battle with Cullen, Eva isn't sure how to pick up the pieces. First, there's Mayer: Yes, he was initially working for Cullen, but when push came to shove, he protected Eva. Indeed, it's only due to Mayer that Eva is even still free. Yet he also backstabbed her, so she isn't sure how she should feel towards him or whether she can or should ever trust him again. Then there's Mara-once Eva's best friend, now things are beyond rocky between the two mermaids. All Eva wants is ...
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After nearly losing everything in the most recent battle with Cullen, Eva isn't sure how to pick up the pieces. First, there's Mayer: Yes, he was initially working for Cullen, but when push came to shove, he protected Eva. Indeed, it's only due to Mayer that Eva is even still free. Yet he also backstabbed her, so she isn't sure how she should feel towards him or whether she can or should ever trust him again. Then there's Mara-once Eva's best friend, now things are beyond rocky between the two mermaids. All Eva wants is to resolve this feud between them, but unless Eva agrees to return to Corsica, Mara doesn't want to talk. Then there's Eva's friendship with Wendy that's falling apart at the seams because Eva can't tell Wendy the truth about what and who she really is. Next up is Sawyer-that seems to be the only relationship in Eva's life that's going well. After surviving what they have together, Sawyer realizes what Eva means to him, but soon the question becomes whether it's a good time to discover what could exist between them? The answer appears to be 'no' since Cullen is still on the loose and Eva's heart is torn between the two men... Get your copy of the exciting conclusion of the Midlife Mermaid trilogy. Click BUY NOW or READ FOR FREE today!
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