Wild Blue Under, Judi Fennell – Review

Rod Tritone, heir to the throne of the undersea world, needs a queen capable of ruling the oldest kingdom on earth. Someone regal, learned and of noble birth. Problem is, the only eligible noble-born Mer princess is half-Human – and she doesn’t have a clue about the non-Human part.

Valerie Dumere has screwed up her life at every turn, so when her mother dies and leaves her the family business, Val realizes it’s up to her to buckle down and get her life on track. No more excuses.

So when a guy shows up claiming to be her destiny, she scoffs. No way. She isn’t running away from her responsibilities ever again – no matter how good the guy looks without a shirt.

But Rod isn’t going away. He can’t claim his inheritance without her – and Val will lose hers if she goes with him.

It’s going to take one whale of a tale to get her to chuck it all and follow him off into the wild blue under… – FROM THE AUTHOR SITE

FROM THE BOOK FAERY REVIEWS…Thanks to SourceBooks for sending me the second in Fennell’s trilogy. To read what I thought of the first one and check out my interview with Judi Fennell, go here.

It just gets better and better in the Triton Trilogy. “The Little Mermaid” has definitely grown up! Lots of humor, imagination, and hot sexual tension amongst these pages. Not too much sex (but when it’s there “by Gods” is it there!) and lots of adventure which will have you reminded of “The Little Mermaid” with it’s talking birds and sea creatures. A fast read that will have you turning pages without realizing time has “swum” by so quickly.