A Song Below Water: A Song Below Water : A Novel (Series #1) (CD-Audio)

from sweetiegherkin

Tavia Phillips and Effie Freeman -- 'sisters' through a loose adoption -- live in a Portland, Oregon where supernatural creatures like elokos, sirens, sprites, etc. are a well-known fact. For some reason, most mythical beings are beloved or at least tolerated, but sirens are feared so badly that ...

from bookczuk

Pandemic read. Heard a lot about the second book by this author so decided to read the first. Took me a bit to find the thread to follow, but am glad I did.

from thereserose5

The concept of this book was great, but it was doing too much. The mythos was not explained well enough, which ultimately made this book a bit confusing with many loose ends.

from eldang

I love how this book takes on heavy themes of racism and ostracism with a light but never insubstantial touch. It also contains the best skewering I've yet to read of Portland/Seattle "right-on" but clueless middle-class white culture. I found the resolution at the end a little too quick, as is c...

from eldang

I love how this book takes on heavy themes of racism and ostracism with a light but never insubstantial touch. It also contains the best skewering I've yet to read of Portland/Seattle "right-on" but clueless middle-class white culture. I found the resolution at the end a little too quick, as is c...