Tessa Lonike is lonely. A mermaid who fears that she and her sisters may be the last of their kind, Tessa refuses to give up or give up on the last vestige of land her family calls home. After rescuing a desperate man from his doomed plunge into the water, she did not mean to imprint upon him, and she certainly didn't mean for him to return to her waters. However, Kenneth Randall did return, and although he barely remembers his rescue, he knows there was something "fishy" about his rescuer, despite the fact he longs to at least thank her for his continued survival.

More than a paranormal romance where the star-crossed lovers must battle huge obstacles, SIREN'S CALL quickly serves up a main course of interesting characters with a side dish of archeological and historical intrigue. The novel does not delay the inevitable, nor does it retread the oft-trod predictable lines of many paranormal romances. Instead, as the story develops so do intriguing questions about privacy, relationships and what the world may have a right to know.