16 Mermaid Book Series
Mermaid Series
01 Siren Series by Jessica Cage
02 Forgive My Fins by Tera Lynn Childs
03 Lost Voices by Sarah Porter
04 Secret Keepers Series by Jaymin Eve
05 Syrenka Series by Amber Garr
06 Broken Tides by Catherine Jones Payne
07 Awakened Fate by Skye Malone
08 Triton Series by Emory Gayle
09 Watersong series by Amanda Hocking
11 Syrena Legacy by Anna Banks
12 Dark Sea Academy by Stacy Claflin
13 Of Land and Sea by Dee J. Stone
14 The Merworld Trilogy by B. Kristin McMichael
15 Salted Series by Aaron Galvin
16 The Water Series by Emory Gayle
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