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After evil King Vortigern's men steal the seashell Corwin found, he meets Nia, a mermyd from the lost city of Atlantis, who is also seeking to reclaim the shell, for it holds the key to the survival of them both. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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Kara Dalkey is the author of several fantasy books, including Little Sister, The Nightingale, and Blood of the Goddess series. She lives in Gunnison, CO.

--This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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The sky overhead was black as a raven's wing, but the stars were already fading, and the horizon glowed through the lifting fog with the promise of a late summer's morn. Read the first page

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5.0 out of 5 stars This is really good., Nov 27 2003

By	Theatre Kidd "princessofmirkwood" (Texas, USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Water #2 Reunion (Paperback)

I love this series, and this book is definitely as good, if not better, than the previous book.

It's about a young mermyd named Nia who's just been infected by a Farworlder from the city of Atlantis, and she knows that if she doesn't find the Farworlder and complete the Naming, she'll die. So she goes up onto the human world and meets a boy named Corwin.

Corwin had found the shell containing the young Farworlder, and had also been infected by him, but King Vortigern's sons had stolen the shell and brought it back to their father. Corwin and Nia have to work together to save their lives, and also the lives of the people of Atlantis who are under the rule of an Avatar and Farworlder gone wrong...

This is a marvelous book, and I recommend it to anyone who has read the first book!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Read this book!, Sep 26 2003

By	"ursulaf1989" (Van Nuys, California) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Water #2 Reunion (Paperback)

Much better, more captivating than the last book. I think the reason why Nia is patient and stuff is because she is somewhat ill, like, from being out of water and the expeirience of being joined with a prince. Anyhow, this is a good book and a good series. It was nice to have it told from a different point of view (Corwins).

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4.0 out of 5 stars Reuion, Sep 11 2003

By	Jessica (California) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Water #2 Reunion (Paperback)

This book was pretty cool. Although this time, the story was told from Corwin's point of view instead of Nia's. In this book though, Nia has changed too much. In the last book, Ascension, she had a really bad temper, and now she's all patient and stuff. Its not a change that happens very often. Other than that, it was really cool. The whole reading minds thing is really creepy though. I would reccommend this book, especially if you like mermaids.

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Published on May 23 2003 by Kimberly Ann

5.0 out of 5 stars I LOVED IT!!!! I NEED MORE!
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