When readers meet Tempest this time around, she is
longingly staring at her old house on land. Tempest made
the decision to help her clan in the ocean and remain a
mermaid, but her regrets run deep. She has made a best
friend already, Mahina, and appears to be in love with
Kona, a Selkie Prince. However, Tempest has only adjusted
to a certain point, she cannot forget Mark, her old
boyfriend, or her family on land.
Tempest knows Tiamat, the sea witch, will come back for her
for a final fight soon. She trains with Sabyn, a
mysterious new merman on the scene...one she doesn't fully
trust and Kona loathes. Hailina, the MerQueen is as lovely
*cough* in personality as ever. TEMPEST UNLEASHED follows
Tempest's
tempestuous nature as she vacillates between the land and
sea. Her choice is made even harder when her younger
brother is harmed by Tiamat. Her being there for her
brother puts her close to Mark. She must end this love
triangle and decide before she hurts either boy.
The plot itself is nothing new, but Ms. Deebs carries the
story very well. TEMPEST UNLEASHED is well-written and
filled with
detail about both Tempest's life on land as well as her
life under the sea.
Readers will enjoy Tempest, she is an easy character to
like and sympathize with. Her two love interests will have
you picking sides.
Fans of Ms. Deebs previous book Tempest Rising will not want
to miss TEMPEST UNLEASHED.
Tempest Maguire is happy with her decision to embrace her
mermaid nature and live among her mother’s clan within the
ocean’s depths. Even though training to one day ascend the
throne for the aging mermaid queen is rigorous, she finds
refuge in the arms of Kona, the selkie who first opened her
up to her mermaid side.
But when word comes that one of her
brothers has been gravely injured on land, Tempest
immediately rushes to his side—which also brings her back to
her old flame, Mark. And in her absence, a deadly battle
begins raging at the hands of Tempest’s old nemesis, the sea
witch Tiamat. As the dangerous war erupts, Tempest’s two
loves—Kona and Mark, sea and land—will collide for the first
time, both to protect her and to force her to choose.