
Mermaid of St. Moritz
Billionaire Siren Series, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Marie-Pierre
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By:
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Jincey Lumpkin
About this listen
Billionaire mermaid Gia Acquaviva is back for the riveting fifth installment of the Mermaid of Venice series. Gia struggles with intense feelings for a man from her past, while her passionate love affair with a Hollywood actress threatens to ruin it all.
The Mermaid Civil War unleashes Ancient Magic, putting both mermaids and mankind in danger. Caught in the middle of warring factions is Gia’s daughter Serena. Will the child master her magical powers, or will she become a casualty of war?
Everything's on the line for Gia. Will her risky behavior cause her to lose everything she’s worked so hard to regain?
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