In this book, we see a lot of Lily planning to make all the kingdoms work together to solve all these problems.ĭosinia, Lily's cousin, also changed a lot in this book. It all started with her wanting to help her friend Prince Tellin's kingdom, Acropora, but after a disastrous meeting with all the kings and queens, she discovers that a lot of kingdoms are facing similar problems, mainly caused by humans. It focuses more on Lily dealing with royal life and trying to help the underwater kingdoms. What I love most about this book though is that it's not focused on the romance. Only Quince is on her mind, and I'm glad about that. I bet any other YA heroine out there would still be torn over different guys in a series, but not Lily. Like, she's so over that ridiculous obsession with Brody from book one, and she's completely devoted to Quince now.
This is my go-to cotton candy mermaid series, for sure! This review is also available over at my blog. In this third installment in the series that began with Forgive My Fins and Fins Are Forever, Lily will have to find a way to balance safety and justice for the mer people as well as for the humans she loves. It feels as if the pair is up against a solid tsunami wave! Just when Lily thinks her double life on land and sea can’t get any more complicated, an ancient mer law might separate Lily and Quince after all. Even if that means facing one of the iciest queens in the mer kingdoms.
They’ll need to create some serious waves to make the mer community aware and get it to join together to make things right. Lily knows this is a seven seas–sized problem: from sea animals dying to oil spills and threats to humans. Even her maddeningly pretentious cousin Dosinia seems to know more about ruling than she does.īut Lily has to dive in deep to keep her promise to Tellin, her mer bond in name only, whose kingdom is suffering in the changing ocean climate. But since she’s spent the last couple of years on land-with gorgeous human Quince by her side-Lily’s not sure she has the fins to lead a kingdom. When Lily Sanderson decided to remain Crown Princess Waterlily of the mermaid kingdom Thalassinia, she knew she couldn’t just coast along in the current.
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