Fred the Mermaid Swimming Without a Net, Book 2, (Paperback)

from sciezka

Sequel to Sleeping with the Fishes. I was a bit surprised at the state of Thomas' and Fred's relationship at the start of the book. The ending was somewhat pessimistic and open-ended. But the story was enjoyable, and had a few laugh-out-loud moments. Great quick read--exactly what I expect from MJ.

from CozyLover

A fast, fun read with lots of wise-cracks and enough sexual tension to keep things interesting. Fred is still snarky, pig headed and can't make up her mind, but incredibly likeable in spite of all that. Jonas, Dr. Barb and their love fest were sickening at times but the book wouldn't of been the ...

from hoosgracie

Cute follow-up to the first book. In this instance Fred heads off to the Cayman Islands for a conference of mermaids trying to decide if they want to go public with their existence. Fred has to decide if she wants Thomas or Prince Artur.

from eesti23

Swimming Without a Net is the second book in a three part series about Fred, the mermaid. Fred is no ordinary mermaid but a hybrid with green hair and enjoys her life on land. In fact it was only recently that she learned anything about her fellow 'Underwater Folk' when Prince Artur of the Black ...

from millett23

I enjoyed this book, although the 3rd book was the best for me. This book just seemed to be the same thing... Fred going between Arthur and Thomas. The language was a little much too.