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[A] funny and compelling read. (Tamazon Night Owl Romance 20090928)
Fennell has a real gift for puns and wordplay... It felt like a classic Bogey and Bacall romance with all the slapstick adventure, the wisecracking dialogue, and the steamy kissing when they finally get down to business. (Susan Barton Romance Reader at Heart 20090930)
Fennell returns with another underwater adventure, her second story about the Tritone brothers. She's proving herself to be a solid storyteller, and this tale is an enjoyable and pleasant read. (Devon Paige The Romantic Times 20091016)
Wild Blue Under had action, political coup attempts, jealousy, love and be still my beating heart, Kansas... this book was A+ in my world. (Jaime Huff Book Nerd Extraordinaire 20091021)
With a fast pace and its charming characters, Wild Blue Under is sure to please fans who enjoy a nice dose of humor with their romance. (Kimberly Swan Darque Reviews 20091028)
Wild Blue Under is a great escape from the world we live in. (Katrina Hall Bloody Bad Books 20091028)
I demand everyone go out and buy Judi Fennell's Wild Blue Under. It will have you laughing and smiling and craving more from this fabulous new author. (Bella McGuire A Bibliophile's Bookshelf 20091030)
Romance that's funny, engaging, definitely hot, and makes you feel good when you've finished the book. I loved it! (Sia McKye Danzo Sia McKye's Thoughts Over Coffee 20091102)
A terrific tale... Fans will enjoy the amusing banter. (Harriet Klausner 20091103)
Fennell has created a fascinating under water world with funny and very lovable characters. (Love Romances and More 20091111)
Simply marvelous... I love this series, and Judi Fennel's imagination knows no bounds. (Wendy Hines Wendy's Minding Spot 20091111)
I just love these books and their twist on a favorite fairy tale. (Andrea Mason So Many Books, So Little Time Blog 20091113)
A riveting tale... In a genre of vampire, werewolves and demons this series is a breath of fresh air. (Anna Lemkau Anna's Book Blog 20091113)
Fennell has created a very imaginative romance series about Mer-humans and a whole new take on the water and animal world around us. (Anita Morgan I Loves 2 Read 20091116)
A very cute story... charming. (Kristie Lewandowski Passion for the Page 20091116)
Lots of humor, imagination, and hot sexual tension amongst these pages. (Farrah Kennedy The Book Faery 20091116)
This is truly a starfish in the sea of writings. I can't wait to see what is next in this whimsical series. (Hibiscus The Long and Short of It 20091116)
Judi Fennell has written another unique look into Atlantis. (Robyn Roberts Once Upon a Romance 20091116)
Wild Blue Under is a fun, sassy, imaginative and sweetly romantic second instalment to Fennel's underwater adult fairy tale as well as a refreshing change for readers who might find themselves weary of vampires, werewolves and fallen angels. (Martina Bexte BookLoons 20091118)
Ms. Fennell has created a believable and imaginative world of eco-friendly Mer people and sentient animal and avian life, but she's also explored the question – How far will you go to keep the love of your life? (Lynda K. Scott Star-Crossed Romance 20091118)
Judi Fennell makes me wish I was a mermaid. The Tritone men are handsome and sexy. (Cheryl Koch Cheryl's Book Nook 20091124)
This reviewer has completely fallen for the Tritones – hook, line and sinker! (Bitten By Books 20091130)
Hot Mer Men with ironic names, pop culture references with a distinctly Mer people twist, snarky fish, belligerent seagulls...honestly I can go on like this forever. (Alexandra Cenni Poisoned Rationality 20091214)
A whimsical and witty read. (Gaby Lupus Starting Fresh )
Ms. Fennell is able to describe the underwater kingdom in such a way that I could visualize it in my head (Carrie Zimmerman The Book Girl )
This is a fun series - the perfect get me away from my world for a bit. (Darlene Smoliak Peeking Between the Pages )
Fennell has a real gift for puns and wordplay... It felt like a classic Bogey and Bacall romance with all the slapstick adventure, the wisecracking dialogue, and the steamy kissing when they finally get down to business. (Susan Barton Romance Reader at Heart 20090930)
Fennell returns with another underwater adventure, her second story about the Tritone brothers. She's proving herself to be a solid storyteller, and this tale is an enjoyable and pleasant read. (Devon Paige The Romantic Times 20091016)
Wild Blue Under had action, political coup attempts, jealousy, love and be still my beating heart, Kansas... this book was A+ in my world. (Jaime Huff Book Nerd Extraordinaire 20091021)
With a fast pace and its charming characters, Wild Blue Under is sure to please fans who enjoy a nice dose of humor with their romance. (Kimberly Swan Darque Reviews 20091028)
Wild Blue Under is a great escape from the world we live in. (Katrina Hall Bloody Bad Books 20091028)
I demand everyone go out and buy Judi Fennell's Wild Blue Under. It will have you laughing and smiling and craving more from this fabulous new author. (Bella McGuire A Bibliophile's Bookshelf 20091030)
Romance that's funny, engaging, definitely hot, and makes you feel good when you've finished the book. I loved it! (Sia McKye Danzo Sia McKye's Thoughts Over Coffee 20091102)
A terrific tale... Fans will enjoy the amusing banter. (Harriet Klausner 20091103)
Fennell has created a fascinating under water world with funny and very lovable characters. (Love Romances and More 20091111)
Simply marvelous... I love this series, and Judi Fennel's imagination knows no bounds. (Wendy Hines Wendy's Minding Spot 20091111)
I just love these books and their twist on a favorite fairy tale. (Andrea Mason So Many Books, So Little Time Blog 20091113)
A riveting tale... In a genre of vampire, werewolves and demons this series is a breath of fresh air. (Anna Lemkau Anna's Book Blog 20091113)
Fennell has created a very imaginative romance series about Mer-humans and a whole new take on the water and animal world around us. (Anita Morgan I Loves 2 Read 20091116)
A very cute story... charming. (Kristie Lewandowski Passion for the Page 20091116)
Lots of humor, imagination, and hot sexual tension amongst these pages. (Farrah Kennedy The Book Faery 20091116)
This is truly a starfish in the sea of writings. I can't wait to see what is next in this whimsical series. (Hibiscus The Long and Short of It 20091116)
Judi Fennell has written another unique look into Atlantis. (Robyn Roberts Once Upon a Romance 20091116)
Wild Blue Under is a fun, sassy, imaginative and sweetly romantic second instalment to Fennel's underwater adult fairy tale as well as a refreshing change for readers who might find themselves weary of vampires, werewolves and fallen angels. (Martina Bexte BookLoons 20091118)
Ms. Fennell has created a believable and imaginative world of eco-friendly Mer people and sentient animal and avian life, but she's also explored the question – How far will you go to keep the love of your life? (Lynda K. Scott Star-Crossed Romance 20091118)
Judi Fennell makes me wish I was a mermaid. The Tritone men are handsome and sexy. (Cheryl Koch Cheryl's Book Nook 20091124)
This reviewer has completely fallen for the Tritones – hook, line and sinker! (Bitten By Books 20091130)
Hot Mer Men with ironic names, pop culture references with a distinctly Mer people twist, snarky fish, belligerent seagulls...honestly I can go on like this forever. (Alexandra Cenni Poisoned Rationality 20091214)
A whimsical and witty read. (Gaby Lupus Starting Fresh )
Ms. Fennell is able to describe the underwater kingdom in such a way that I could visualize it in my head (Carrie Zimmerman The Book Girl )
This is a fun series - the perfect get me away from my world for a bit. (Darlene Smoliak Peeking Between the Pages )
About the Author
Judi Fennell is an award-winning author. Her romance novels have been finalists in Gather.com's First Chapters and First Chapters Romance contests, as well as the third American Title contest. She spends family vacations at the Jersey Shore, the setting for some of her paranormal romance series. She lives in suburban Philadelphia, PA.
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4.1 out of 5 stars (22 customer reviews)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Never judge a book by its covers, Nov 1 2009
By Adina V. Pelle - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Wild Blue Under (Mass Market Paperback)
I confess : I am a literature snob. I read all my life only "serious" , conservative works.
I came across Mrs. Fennell's underwater fantasy by chance and while I laughed and giggled with delight alongside Rod and Valerie's adventures I realized what a word master the writer is . The word puns are spot on, the dialog is fresh and engaging . The humor she uses in each instance is a fine one and it caught me by surprise. The love scenes are original and unbelievably creative, never vulgar or mushy as romance novel s have a reputation in fostering. Bottom line is, I became so engaged in reading Wild Blue Under that I almost finished it while in the store and in the end, while delighting in the author's rich imagination, I learned a valuable lesson : never judge a book by its covers ..
Ghost Words and other Echoes it's...
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This series rocks, Nov 29 2009
By Love Romances and More "Danny" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Wild Blue Under (Mass Market Paperback)
WILD BLUE UNDER is the second book in Ms. Fennell's fascinating Mer series and although you can read the book as a stand-alone, I promise you will be so curious about Reel's story you will also want to pick up IN OVER HER HEAD, too.
Rod Tritone is the heir to the undersea kingdom and for him duty comes first. He knows he has to marry a perfect and noble mer princess, but what he didn't count on were his feelings for the half-mer--half-human, Valerie Dumere. He knew he should have brought her back under the sea, but she didn't know about her mer heritage and was gun shy when it came to relationships. To make the situation even more complicated someone is trying to kill Rod and kidnap Valerie. They have to flee from their enemy, but find they can no longer escape their feelings, but is there a happy ever after end for them?
Ms. Fennell has created a fascinating under water world with funny and very lovable characters. You will absolutely fall in love with them. The book is fun to read and I found the sea analogies really fitting for the story. There is never a boring moment in the story, because the story is filled with action and there is more than one twist and turn that will keep you on your toes.
I can hardly wait to read book three, CATCH OF A LIFETIME, which will be released February 2010. I really hope that there will be more books about the fascinating Mer people and their under water kingdom.
If you are looking for an unusual and fascinating book, don't look any further because I can highly recommend this one!
Courtesy of Loveromances and More!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Its Rod's Turn!, Nov 18 2009
By Alexandra Cenni "Poisoned Rationality" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Wild Blue Under (Mass Market Paperback)
Its not really an exaggeration to say I adored the first book, In Over Her Head about Rod's younger twin brother Reel and his love o'life Erica and eagerly looked forward to what adventures the stick in the mud Rod could get into while getting his own love o'life. Mer people are one of those devices in fiction that catch my attention pretty quickly. Hot Mer Men with ironic names, pop culture references with a distinctly Mer people twist, snarky fish, belligerent seagulls...honestly I can go on like this forever.
Rod, who in the first book was an all around stiff-necked goody-goody, shows an entirely different side this time around. While not as carefree as his twin, he relaxes to the point where he made a joke of the situation and it was funny. We learn a little more about why he was so adament about Reel staying Under the Sea--overwhelming and misplaced guilt being a big factor--as well as what is was like for him as the Heir. It wasn't all bubbles and kelp wraps that's for sure.
Valerie is different from Erica in that not only does she technically belong to the underwater kingdom to begin with, but she also rejects it for the better part of the book. Her reasoning behind it is a little iffy--the whole deal with the mother and father that is--and could have done with a bit more fleshing out though. She's a spitfire though, and once the ball gets moving she digs her feet in and she goes with it as much as possible. Not without calling herself insane the entire time, but she at least rolls with it.
The sparks are immediate for Rod and Valerie, and Rod is certainly rather funny. Unlike Reel, who didn't fight his attraction for Erica at all, Rod tells himself, repeatedly, that its just not possible. Or its something in the air. Or the fact her shell-fillers are filled out nicely. He comes up with some pretty creative excuses for his attraction. Valerie on the other hand has to constantly catch herself because she spends a lot of time with her mind wandering off to wicked ways they could be enjoying their time together.
Livingston, yes he's a seagull and yes that name is rather ironic, is an entertaining side companion. He spends a lot of time ribbing Rod for his attraction to Valerie or almost breaking some pretty confidential secrets (or urging Rod to do it). Several characters from the first book make re-appearances. Fisher (Rod and Reel's father), their mother and their younger sister Angel (who has her own book due out in Feb, Catch of a Lifetime). Drake, who I 'm guessing will be the main focal bad guy in the third book as well, also makes a reappearance and is just as nasty as before.
We spend a bit more time with Charley in his role as messenger between the Gods above and the Mer Folk. And we see Fisher not really learning from his mistakes.
So to conclude--great second book, I love Rod (though not as much as Reel) and I'm eager for book 3!
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