In The Waves of Tristwick by Deborah M. Hathaway, New Release!

 

Book Summary: 

What is a fisherman to do when he catches a mermaid in his net? Let her go—or fall in love?

A Regency Romance
Cornwall, 1815

As a well-respected fisherman in the Cornish seas, Trevik Honeysett provides a living for many poor families in the southwest of Cornwall. Despite the most powerful fishing companies attempting to cut off his own ability to fish, Trevik refuses to give up. However, when he discovers a mysterious, injured woman entangled in his net, things become much more complicated—especially when suspicions arise that she is, in fact, a mermaid. Knowing he might very well lose his workers to their superstitious beliefs, Trevik decides to uncover just who the woman is. The only problem is…she can’t remember.

In truth, Morvoren Hollow knows exactly who she is. She merely needs to keep her identity a secret long enough to accomplish what she’d set off to do. Fortunately, pretending to be a mermaid will keep Society away long enough to do just that. Her lie becomes harder to manage, however, as her injury takes longer to heal—and as the nosy but handsome fisherman reels closer to the truth.

The two clash head-to-head as Trevik refuses to believe Morvoren is actually a siren from the sea. But such a thing would be easier to imagine than what he finally discovers about her past. Fearful of what might happen next, Morvoren must decide her next step. She can either learn to trust again—or end up truly alone.

This is the fourth book in the clean Regency Cornish Romance series by Deborah M. Hathaway.

Although this romance is a stand-alone novel, the books are best enjoyed when read in order.

 

My Review:

This Cornish romance story was so good! This is my first story set in Cornwall and I was immediately immersed in the culture. I loved it! Hathaway brings the reader straight into the culture and heart of the people. I felt like the Honeysett family were real! The dynamic between Moroven and Trevik was explosive. From hating each other to searching the other one out, they were like fire and ice. And my heart was melting! The mermaid aspect of the story was wonderfully done and woven into the entire storyline. I absolutely loved it. When you read a book and you can visualize not only the place but the people, the author has been successful. Everyone would feel at home at the Honeysetts and being surrounded by their love. This is the first book in the series that I have read and it reads completely fine as a stand alone. I received a copy of this book for free; all thoughts and opinions are my own.

 

Happy Reading!!!

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