The Sea King's Lady

A Seven Kingdoms Tale, Book 2

By: S. E. Smith

Narrated by: David Brenin

Jenny Ackerly is devastated when her best friend disappears without a trace, and she vows to continue looking for Carly until she can bring her friend home once and for all. During her latest search, her determination turns to horror when she sees a young boy running from an empty beach into the freezing sea. When the boy doesn't resurface, Jenny's protective instincts ignite, and she rushes to save the child from certain death, swimming farther and deeper than she ever would have on her own, until she is caught in a powerful undertow.

When Jenny resurfaces, she is in a magical underwater world. Orion is the powerful ruler of the Isle of the Sea Serpent and protector of the oceans, but time is running out for him. For hundreds of years, the Eyes of the Sea Serpent have been in his family's possession, giving them power over the oceans, and now they have been stolen! Meanwhile, his oldest son's bargain with the Sea Witch threatens to seal the fate of the merpeople - and possibly that of the Seven Kingdoms.

The situation seems hopeless - until a fiery female from another world appears. Can an unlikely alliance between Jenny and Orion save not only the life of a young boy but the future of an entire kingdom? It will take their combined wits and strengths to survive the evil lurking in the depths of the ocean.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 S. E. Smith (P)2018 Tantor

Corny take on the little mermaid

Ok, the sex scenes are awful. The rest of the book is pretty adorable. Total fluff read.

Miracle of Wishes Come True

Loved how children can bring a couple in need together, and there wishes come true. Lost family and friends found building a stronger bond. Look forward to the next story of this series.

Jenny with the red hair.

enjoyed this story very much. I loved Orion and Jenny. In The Dragon's Treasure we only get glances of Orion and Jenny. I enjoyed the face that we got to explore more of who they are and what they mean to the other players in the Seven Kingdom. I loved Juno and Dolph and I love when an author actually incorporates children in the story when they are a big life of a parents life. There are times where a child is just mentioned but never has page time. I think that is wrong because as a single parent your kid is supposed to be very important to you and when you are dating your kid is involved no matter what.

Jenny was totally a G and so was Orion. They did everything and anything to protect their kingdom. I am happy that Jenny and Carla got to see one another. I was really hoping that they got back together because they were so close but so far the every time of the book. I was screaming to just leave the damn sea to explore the other kingdoms Jenny in order to find your bestie!

Now lets get to Magda. I knew that there was not something right going on with her. I really want her to be saved. I know that there are a lot of things that she has to atone for however I love a good redemption story. I cannot wait to find out how in the world did all that happen to her. What is really going on?

Amazing!

I was magically pulled in. there was nothing I couldn't visualize in my head. she captured the characters perfectly.

Delightful series

Delightful adult series. Enjoyed the narration. David Brenin in is a narrator I will look for in the future.

Great

I love this series as much as this author's others. The narrator is amazingly brilliant.!

Cute

This was a really cute story. Like book 1, I feel like it was rushed bit I think it is preparing for the big fight time come with Magda. Really loved the characters! Juno and Dolph!!

Adult Fairytale Romance

Jenny Ackerly desperately misses her best friend Carly, and keeps searching for her in the state park where she disappeared. When she jumps in the ocean to save a young boy, Jenny goes through a portal to another world. She agrees to marry the Sea King Orion to save his son & kingdom from Magna, The Sea Witch. Together, they foil the Sea Witch’s marriage plans, her subsequent attack, and Jenny’s resuscitation and conversion.
Best if read after The Dragon’s Treasure.
Brenin, as always, does a commendable job of narration.

Entertaining all the way.

I laughed, I cried and I loved it. I read it the first time now I'm listening to it.

AMAZING!

For those who like this genre (fantasy), this book is a great tip. The story is charming, with funny moments and a bit of drama as well.
The narrative is excellent, with an inaudible voice intonation.