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Erik Bernardt redonred — Fell in love with this book. I felt it had so much meaning to it and it was a beautiful sad story.

Jonathan Juarez _el_ona — I loved this book. I think the main reason for this was the deep conversations about music. The way that Owen described music was exactly how I feel about music, so I could really relate. I love books where the main character really grows and develops, so this was a hit with me. I'd definitely recommend it.

Eason Mo _pirif — Reading this book is like being engulfed in a breaking wave. In this first of an expected trilogy author Sarah Porter does for mermaids what J.K. Rowling did for wizards and Stephanie Meyer did for vampires. The Clique series of the underwater will mesmerize readers and you definitely want to include it in your collection. Meet Luce, a 14-year-old girl who’s uncle is a lecherous drunk who pushes Luce to the brink with his debauched behavior. When he crosses the unspeakable line, so does she; into becoming something else, a mermaid. Luce dies on her birthday and is born again in the water as a mermaid. Catarina and a tribe of mermaids save her from death. The girls in this story are lost and they use their voices to lure others to their deaths because after all, people have treated them all terribly. Each girl has a story with depth and deep despair of abuse, neglect and abandonment. Of all of the girls, Luce still retains her humanity refusing to follow the leader, but tries to find her way. Her motives, even her song is called into question by the tribe’s queen. The girls are moody and constantly testing the code; the Timahk. Porter creates an exceptional, intriguing world for these characters and readers will find the first installment bewitching.