Caller

The Merman, Book 3

By: X. Aratare

Narrated by: Chris Patton

Gabriel Braven sees monsters, but he does not believe it.

As Gabriel struggles to cope with the three days he has left on land, a new complication arises. His grandmother's lover, the enigmatic archaeology professor Johnson Tims seems to know more than he should about Gabriel's transformation into a merman.

Gabriel's lifeline is his own lover, Casillus Nerion, prince of the ocean-dwelling, immortal Mer. Life on land is becoming more and more difficult, but their loving mental connection grows with Gabriel's trust in what he is becoming. Gabriel is even eager to get in the water if it is to be in Casillus' strong arms.

However, Johnson is even more eager to lead Gabriel to the ancient temple his team has discovered that may have some tragic connection with the Mer. Not even Casillus can sustain him when Gabriel is plunged into visions of the terrible past between the Mer and the humans… but what Gabriel discovers about himself is even more shocking.

©2014 Raythe Reign Publishing (P)2014 Raythe Reign Publishing

Caller, I love this book...

I really enjoy X Aratare's books. When I don't feel like reading anymore, these audio books are just the thing.

an truly touching paranormal love story

I don't know what I can say other then I wish the first 3 books were a package deal so you can use a credit on them. otherwise not worth dropping a credit Because each is 4$.

Another great book with a really hot steamy scene!

What did you like best about this story?

The interaction between Gabriel and Casillus, as they get to know each other.

If you could take any character from Caller out to dinner, who would it be and why?

Casillus, so I could learn all about Mermen.

Any additional comments?

I am looking forward to the next book!

Things begin to become clearer, but changes.......

Dreams and visions slowly begin to fill the gaps and questions that swirl in his mind. Physical and mental changes increase demand for more water and more time to learn what is going on.

While he feels his calling and threads pulling him in strange ways, he realizes that all is not good in the past and especially with Johnson. Too many questions hint at too much knowledge of the past and if the myths in the mist between those born of land and those of the sea.

As a huge temple is being dug out of the ground, mysteries and misunderstandings create rumors and fears. But when a new Caller is recognized, only fast work can save the day.

Real emotion

Patton really helps bring the characters to life; their affection, their happiness, their conflict and stubbornness really come through. And I love X. Aratare and all of her writing, under any pseudonym.