Lost Voices Trilogy: Lost Voices (Audiobook)

from BooksforCompany

This book was my first mermaid book l have read, since now l have never been interested in reading one so this book was kind of make and break for me as to whether l would be reading more mermaid books in the future. My first thought when l picked up this book was 'Oh no, they are using the same ...

from usagijihen

This a very interesting take on the traditional mermaid tale. I really love what Porter has done with the idea of how mermaids are born, and how they can become human. The idea of severe child abuse (especially on girls) creating mermaids is a fascinating one. What's even more fascinating is that...

from BookPurring

I really liked this book, and I have to say it gets an extra star just for being original (I'm just tired of the vamps and the weres). I read this book as part of the Debut Author Challenge and this is my first mermaid book, I definitely would like to read more on the topic. I loved the author's ...

from absconditas

The author did a really good job with the concept, and character development and painted a beautiful picture of the beautiful, and often times savagery of the mermaids. In this vengeful story, mermaids are made, rather than born . Its foreboding melodious lull swept me into the world of these kil...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

Lost Voices reminds me a bit of Laurie Halse Anderson's Speak, only with a crazy paranormal bent and less focus. The story never really seemed quite to resolve into a plot. I suspect this may mean there is a sequel in the works, which would explain why so many things were brought up and then drop...