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From the author of The Ghost Trap:
A tale of grit, rumrunners & selkies In 1927, with Prohibition luring Maine lobstermen to smuggle liquor under moonlight, a merciless rumrunner steals a selkie’s child one night from the storm-ravaged rocks. To reclaim her child’s sealskin and return to the sea, Aaelene must place her trust in the unlikeliest of allies: the rumrunner’s apprentice, a young man torn between loyalty and conscience.
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Reviews
5 out of 5 stars
K. Stephens has a strong writing style and this worked as a grounded fantasy element, I enjoyed this as a Selkie novel and that it was a great overall package. I was invested in what was going on in this concept and thought this worked well as a character development. The characters were everything that I was wanting and enjoyed in the Maine setting, I enjoyed this overall and was glad I got to read this. I was engaged from the first page and glad K. Stephens wrote this so well.
-Kathryn McAleer, book reviewer
-Kathryn McAleer, book reviewer