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Chapters (28)
  1. bride of the sea king
  2. contents
  3. Copyright
  4. Dedication
  5. one
  6. two
  7. three
  8. four
  9. five
  10. six
  11. seven
  12. eight
  13. nine
  14. ten
  15. eleven
  16. twelve
  17. thirteen
  18. fourteen
  19. fifteen
  20. sixteen
  21. seventeen
  22. eighteen
  23. nineteen
  24. epilogue
  25. afterthoughts
  26. stay in touch
  27. all books by lola glass
  28. about the author

No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t peel my gaze off the woman in my bed.

Then again, I didn’t really try. There were things I should be doing, but I didn’t have it in me to step away from Aria

She was the most alluring creature I had ever laid eyes on.

And she was mine.

It was a foreign concept, but one I was feeling more satisfied with by the moment.

After so many centuries ruling alone, I would have a partner to share my life with. A mate.

Assuming I could ever convince her that being mine wasn’t the death sentence she seemed to think it was.

And that I hadn’t stolen her just to breed her. Yes, we were expected to procreate, but our bond was much more than just a guarantee that we could have children.

I would need to romance her to prove my point.

Unfortunately, I was terribly out of practice with romance.

And seduction.

And relationships.

Considering I’d never so much as tried the first or third items on that list, I had no fucking idea how to do any of it.

But I would figure it out. Because Aria was mine—and I wasn’t settling for anything less than a sealed, complete mate bond with the woman I was destined to love.

four

ARIA

I woke up to the smell of spices and saltwater.

No part of me thought I was still on Earth. It would’ve been impossible not to remember Triton walking me through a portal, declaring me his bride, turning his lower half into a monster, and putting on that stupidly-attractive skirt.

There was no forgetting the rest of it, either.

He expected me to pop out babies for the good of all mermonster-kind.

We were going to have to screw to seal our bond.

I was in danger because of the selkies and kelpies, for unknown reasons. And I still had no idea exactly what a kelpie was, outside of the fact that their magic was weirdly seductive.

Oh, and I couldn’t possibly forget—I was turning into one of the mermonsters myself. Physically, mentally, and emotionally, if my husband’s sister was to be believed.

Yeah, it was a mess.

My hair was tangled all around my face. I always tossed and turned in my sleep, so that was normal. I tried to push the strands away from my nose so I could breathe easier, but most of them clung to my skin.

The texture of my hair felt different, so I eventually opened my eyes to look at the strands. When I saw them, I sucked in a sharp breath and sat up quickly.

“Sweetheart?” Triton’s voice was gritty with sleep, and the sound of it sent a shiver down my spine.

No, I was not going to be affected by my sexy-as-sin husband.

Not even a little.