Sirangel Complete Series Bundle

A starry-eyed siren. One hot shifter. Fearsome vamps. And fairies with egos ten times their size.

As a hybrid shapeshifter—half siren, half angel—Selene is one of a kind.

It’s a label that makes her the target of a rebel faction of supernatural creatures that seeks to claim her power. Power that is undeveloped and more a danger than anything.

Soon Selene is on the run in an unfamiliar world, unable to return to her ocean home.

At least she’s not alone. Quinn, a shifter with his own secrets, has her back.

They’re going to need to work together to survive their enemy’s magic—and most of all, their own.

Siren Magic is the start of an exciting new magic-filled fantasy in the Magical Creatures Academy world.

Content suitable for mature audiences.

I stared at a silver wolf head, all ferocious teeth and gaping jaws. And it stared back.

Without a doubt, the wolf head was meant to instill fear. I swallowed a sizable lump of it and wondered if the sea witch would allow me to return home.

Why would anyone place such a frightening knocker on their door? Certainly it didn’t bode well that this was where Mulunu had sent me instead of assigning me a comfortable role among our mertribe.

Built in a pocket of forest, the house was larger than the fishing ships that dotted the ocean, standing tall at the end of a very long and narrow dirt drive that had no beginning from where I stood. The house’s blue exterior, the color of a deep, stormy sky, was pleasant enough, but the thought of being enclosed by its thick walls made me shiver. My entire life, I’d never been enclosed in anything.

I turned around, hoping to find the way back to the ocean, when the door was yanked open and the maws of the silver wolf were flung out of sight.

“Well?” the man barked from inside the house. I blinked at him, thinking nothing particularly useful, only that he reminded me of the lifelong sailors I occasionally saw at sea. Scraggly beard, bushy mustache, and a scowl as deep as the crags that edged the ocean. The interior was dark compared to the bright sunshine outside, and the man’s blustery eyes were equally dark, like a rolling sea about to fling its sailors to kingdom come.

“If you’re waiting for more of an invitation, y’aren’t gonna get it,” he said.

I blinked at him some more, sure that by then he’d decided I was an idiot. Here was my chance at a fresh start, a place where no one knew me or my history, and I was already blowing it.

“What’s it gonna be, lassie?” the man insisted, moving the door back toward me an inch, as if he’d shut the door in my face if I didn’t make a move.

“Uh…” I said, just to say something. I wasn’t expecting someone like him … so gruff. I wasn’t sure what I’d been expecting, since Mulunu hadn’t said, but I’d hoped for a more pleasant welcome. “Um, Mulunu sent me.” My voice was a weak squeak and I cringed at the sound of it.

The man pulled the door open wider and took a step toward me, narrowing those fierce, tumultuous eyes like he could see through me. “Did she now?”

“Yes, she did.” A part of me realized his question hadn’t required much of an answer, but this was the part I’d rehearsed since I’d arrived with a thud atop his doorstep in a swirl of Mulunu’s magic. “During my coming of age ceremony, her sea crystal told her that I needed to come to land. So she sent me—”

“To me,” he said. “As if I have nothing better to do than to babysit wide-eyed lasses who don’t know how to handle themselves.”

This time when I blinked, I blinked back tears. I was not going to let myself cry. If he didn’t want me, and my people didn’t want me, I’d just find another place to go. I tilted my head high and met the man’s piercing gaze.

When he didn’t say anything more for a beat, I started to turn, speaking over my shoulder. “I see that you weren’t expecting me. I won’t bother you any longer. I’ll be on my way.”

To where? I had no idea. But I still had a certain amount of dignity left, even if I was the only siren in history to be ordered to head to land during her coming of age ceremony.

A callused hand landed on my shoulder and the voice that followed it was gentler than before. “If Mulunu sent you, there must be a good reason. That woman may be wily and old as seashells, but I’ve never known her to be wrong.”

Neither had I, and that’s what worried me most.

NA Contemporary Fantasy
✔️Literally Fish out of Water
✔️Magical Creatures
✔️Found Family
✔️Shifters & Vampires
✔️Insta-Love
✔️The Chosen One
✔️The Quest
✔️First Love
✔️Underdog