
Curse of the Nautilus
(open door edition)
by Ralynn Kimie
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Pub Date May 22 2024 | Archive Date May 01 2024
Steely Co. Publishing | Steely Hearts Co.
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Description
Warnings: Book contains sexual assault, r*pe, manipulation, violence, open door sexual themes, and aquatic animal violence.
A modernized Hawaiian mythology-inspired fairy tale of a Sea Nymph and the Prince of the Atlantic.
There was once a sea witch with powers that rivaled Poseidon himself.
When she challenged him for his throne, he killed her, and her magic was locked away in a nautilus shell lost in the dark ocean depths.
Sought after by many, none had the power to wield it.
Until now.
Villains are not born. They're made.
Anela is a 26-year-old sea nymph in Hawai'i. Still nursing a broken heart from a former flame, she keeps others at an arm's length away so no one can hurt her again. Her life is turned upside down when her mother brings home a man brought to the Hawaiian Islands by raging storm, whose presence in the Pacific angers the shark gods, but pleases her younger sister, Malia. Hi'iaka, her mother, insists on protecting him from them and Anela is determined to find out why.
Triton is a 28-year-old prince of the Atlantic Ocean. Charming and handsome, yet arrogant and self-serving, he only really has one goal on his mind: get back home by any means necessary. When his plan goes south and someone is severely hurt, he reconsiders that he may be stuck as a land dweller forever. Forced to be in the company of beings he hates most, he has to stop playing life like a game before someone gets killed.
A Note From the Publisher2>
Dual 1st POV with limited 3rd POV chapters
Villain Origin Story
Hawaiian meets Greek Mythology
POC FMC
Siren MMC
Spicy Scenes
Forced Proximity
Suspenseful Modern Fantasy
Dark Little Mermaid Vibes
There are currently two versions of Curse of the Nautilus available on NetGalley. One is the closed door version and the other is the open door version. Majority of the content is the same, but one contains further detail/explicit scenes that have been removed for the closed door version.
Villain Origin Story
Hawaiian meets Greek Mythology
POC FMC
Siren MMC
Spicy Scenes
Forced Proximity
Suspenseful Modern Fantasy
Dark Little Mermaid Vibes
There are currently two versions of Curse of the Nautilus available on NetGalley. One is the closed door version and the other is the open door version. Majority of the content is the same, but one contains further detail/explicit scenes that have been removed for the closed door version.
Advance Praise
When you think of an archetypal villain what comes to mind for you? Evil, ruthless, rotten to the core? Ralynn Kimie redefines what a "villain" looks like in this fascinating narrative. The story takes place in a world filled with magical creatures, curses, and rivalries. As the two protagonists struggle to understand themselves, lines are blurred between good and evil, right and wrong.
Tantalizing romance, hidden magic, sibling rivalry...this book is literally FILLED with action and intrigue from start to finish. Saying that I fell in love with the characters would be an understatement. Kimie is so talented at crafting characters that are so realistic you forget that they are fictional.
Another thing I loved about this book was the author's attention to detail; her vivid descriptions paint a world where sirens, shark boys, and deities seem completely normal. Kimie's creativity is inspiring, and I always love traversing her fictional worlds.
This is a book that you don't want to miss!!
- Marissa, Goodreads Reviewer
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781962020022 |
PRICE | $16.96 (USD) |
PAGES | 467 |
Available on NetGalley
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