A siren song - Paperback

by Aimee Chaves (Author), Tove Innis (Editor), Caitlin Keegan (Cover Design by)

The Siren, gifted with the power to command anyone with a single word, is the cornerstone of the Seers' devotion. To them, Abel is more than human-a sacred figure to be worshipped and protected. But after the death of their mother, the first Siren, Abel's once-proud role begins to crumble. Their gift now feels more like a curse, and the weight of expectation threatens to break them.

When the Seers reach their limit with Abel's growing defiance, they turn to Damien, a drifter with nowhere to go and needing a place to stay, and assign him an impossible task: protect the Siren at all costs. For Damien, it's a chance to escape the streets. For Abel, it's an unwelcome intrusion from someone they neither trust nor want in their life.

Abel's only solace comes from Willow, their best friend and a skilled witch who serves as the community's healer. Fiercely loyal, Willow does everything she can to support Abel, but even her magic can't repair the cracks forming in Abel's spirit.

As Abel struggles to reconcile the Siren's image with the truth about their mother and the Seers, they begin to uncover the possibility of a life-and a love-beyond the confines of power and worship.