Lydia Millet

A satirical tale by the Pulitzer Prize-finalist author of Love in Infant Monkeys follows the experiences of a honeymooning couple whose happiness is interrupted by mermaids, kidnappers and mercenaries. 15,000 first printing.

Mermaids in Paradise

Toni Turner

This book was magical and real and I enjoyed it very very much. The plot was thicker than I anticipated and I couldn't ask for more. Every character, every thought of our main character and narrator, I don't know how to express how much I enjoyed them all. I felt like I was simultaneously there in the story as well as a friend back home who it was being recounted to. I listened to it on audio book and the woman who read it was amazing I love her so much. Every voice for every character. It was so much fun. And actually hilarious. I was hooked the second I started it. I knew I wanted a physical copy. I love it. This is going to be one of those books I reread and recommend to everyone and anyone who listens. New auto buy author for sure.

Mermaids in Paradise

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