Siren's Lure by Frost Kay

Siren's Lure (Aermian Feuds, #2.5)

by Frost Kay

Life and Death are at war in the newest dark fantasy novel by USA Today Bestselling Author Frost Kay.

Pirates. Sirens. Revenge.

Vengeance is Lilja's middle name. That wasn't always the case, but battling evil has a funny way of changing people. 

Her instructions were clear: protect her people's secret at all costs and destroy anyone in her path. It was simple, really. You cross her, you die. 

Life was black and white for the pirate captain until an innocent ruins everything by blundering into her life. She should've let the handsome stranger drown, he'd seen too much. But something stays her hand and she reluctantly saves the human, risking the one thing she's protected all her life. 

A secret that could destroy an entire race.

Reviewed by Quirky Cat on

4 of 5 stars

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Siren's Lure is part of The Aermian Fueds by Frost Kay. It fits between Crown's Shield and Enemy's Queen. I'll admit, I made a pretty big mistake here. I was so distracted by such a stunning cover that I failed to realize that this was part of a story. So, my bad on that part. On the bright side, I didn't really have any trouble following along, so it's safe to try for new fans!

Lilja is a pirate captain bent on revenge. Admittedly, that doesn't sound all that unique when you put it like that. However, there is one thing that makes Lilja stand out. Or it would if she didn't keep the secret so close to her chest.

Now, Lilja must make a choice. Let a man die or risk exposing her secret to the world. Really, there's only one option available to her.

If you enjoy reading about mermaids, pirates, or a combination thereof, then you'll probably enjoy Siren's Lure. It's a delightful combination of the two, even if it is fairly easy to predict how the secret itself will unfold.

Siren's Lure is apparently a prequel, so I really lucked out on that front. It explains how two characters came to know each other, which I feel will be very relevant in the main novels. Still, I enjoyed the story without understanding all of that context.

Overall, I'd say the world introduced in Siren's Lure was fun and creative. I'm not sure if I'd go ahead and grab the rest of the series – but that has more to do with my overwhelming TBR backlog than it does my lack of interest.

Thanks to Renegade Publishing and #NetGalley for making this book available for review. All opinions expressed are my own.

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