“My family isn’t safe. Mermen from Natatoria are coming today to reclaim the house and reopen the gate. We have to leave.” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“The one thing I've learned about family skeletons is that they always have a way of finding the light of day and ending up at the neighborhood garage sale." Alora from The Sapphire Talisman” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“A crack of a tree limb and falling foliage forced me to open my eyes. A tree fell right above my head, frightened birds… — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“Having fins in the water was useful to travel quickly, but the bulky appendage left much to be desired for exerting dominance. Something about… — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“Why did he have to be sensible? This maddened me. It was my body. I should be able to decide when and if I… — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“My family isn’t safe. Mermen from Natatoria are coming today to reclaim the house and reopen the gate. We have to leave.” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“The last thing I expected to happen was for him to jump over the cliff, carrying me with him in the process.” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“The one thing I've learned about family skeletons is that they always have a way of finding the light of day and ending up… — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“Great seaweed! She thought. What possessed me to bite that poor merman’s arm? Gahhh. One kiss and I’m a—a flesh-eating monster? Seriously?” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“Would I like this boy?" I bit my lip to keep from smiling. "Yeah. I think so. He's nice." "So I imagine you'll need… — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“You love me?" "Of course I do." My shoulders dropped. "I knew it the day I wanted to punch that idiot's face when he… — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“phase two of Operation Fish and CHIPs (Clean House of the Idiot Piranhas)” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“be hospitable to strangers because you might be entertaining an angel instead.” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
“The sound of shuffling pages filled the room like a delicate rainstorm falling on dried leaves.” — Brenda Pandos Copy Share Image
