American Mermaid Novels & Stories

We get our shit together and head off to the last island we need to visit. “Well, that went good,” I say. “Yes, it did. I had no idea that you could make a facility to hold a mermaid.” Thomas tells me. “That had to be specially made,” I comment. It’s true that I had to make a special holding facility for the mermaids I have. It was worth construction, though. Those creatures are one of my highest sellers. I have many that want a mermaid. It took me many years to be successful in catching them. Demons are not made to be in the water, so I had to find someone willing to go down to the deepest parts of the ocean and devise a trap to catch them. We step outside again, and I swear it is

’ she gulped nervously, she licked the bottom of her lips to moisturize it. “Actually...I am a mermaid too” she spoke with her eyes tightly sealed, what now? Think more of the background story of Andromeda in the original n***l. Aha...she remembered, she must tell her about how she encountered a sea witch that had cursed her...or wait no, maybe she also ascended in the land for the same reason as Andromeda’s? “...” What Claire had said rendered Andromeda speechless and dumbfounded. She was the first ever mermaid to transcend into the human realm and to become a two-legged mammal like them, is this girl from another Kingdom?

Her body must have been mutating inexplicably as well, or she wouldn’t have brought a stranger like me here. “My death?” Mary repeated the words, and there was no doubt on her face just as I’d imagined. She then lowered her eyes and slowly spoke, “Yes, I do believe in those things… I recently dreamed that I turned into a mermaid, swimming in the ocean… There was a merman beside me, but I couldn't make out his face—that is, until that day, when my father had me lure the merpeople to our boat. When I saw that beautiful merman with a purple tail, I immediately understood that he was the fish who was swimming beside me.” The quiet way Mary spoke made it sound as if she was sleep-talking, but her

And so, she wanted to hold on to Max to prevent herself from drowning in these scars. Amber cleared her throat and Max looked up. His mouth was slightly agape and his warm eyes roaming all over her body. The deep cobalt blue mermaid gown hugged her hourglass body shape, and the sweetheart neckline hugging her breasts forming a tempting cleavage. "I like the color. So, I'll take it." Amber commented. She spun around showing off the naked upper skin of her back. Max only grunted and didn't say anything else. Amber pouted and went back inside the changing room. She decided not to show Max the clothes she fitted in anymore. Seeing that he wasn't so interested in clothes.

And what he saw below filled him with a bone-chilling terror. The sight before him was nothing like he expected. The mermaid, a creature of myth, was real—but what stunned him even more was that it was no ordinary mermaid. It was Don Martin’s granddaughter. Marlon could hardly believe his eyes. The girl, with the long, flowing hair and the shimmering tail that swished lazily in the water, looked almost ethereal. Her features were those of a child, but there was something otherworldly in her eyes. Just days ago, he had seen her walking on her own two feet during the parade, smiling and interacting with the townspeople. How had she transformed into this creature? How had she become a mermaid?

I Flying over the roof, I land on the roof near her window. The sheer curtains are open, and a light shines brightly through, which makes it easy for me to see through her window. As carefully as I can, I move closer and look inside. It takes me a moment to spot Amara. She’s strolling around the room in a really hot dress. The dress is what Nevaeh calls mermaid style. Yeah, I know way too much about girl fashion, thanks to Neveah. Amara twirls around and twists from side to side. I can see bits of skin through the nearly transparent black lace dress due to the plunging neckline that shows a little too much of her chest.

But now they were taking everything that had been left behind by previous purloining. “Don’t you know?” A woman asked looking up from the box that she was filling with swimsuits. Her question was hostile. “They say there are mermaids now,” she continued anyway, her tone ripe with annoyance. “Mermen, whatever. Werewolves, vampires, witches and mermaids. Except these aren’t the nice type of mermaid like the movies. These ones aren’t going to sing a happy song. These ones are going to kill us.” “Judith,” the man returned from the back of the shop and handed Aislen a metal flask full of water. “That’s a bit grim.”

They were the weakest of the shifters, having to return to the water every night as their body forces them to shift into their mermaid form. I already knew what Marques wanted. A small girl had been picked up by my scouts about a week ago. She hadn’t shifted yet, so her mermaid wasn’t fully present, meaning she could stay out of water. A mermaid born on land would be human until they first shifted, a merperson born in water would be born as mermaid, unable to shift into their human form until their sixteenth birthday. I could tell the girl was a mermaid just by the color of her skin. Merpeople were the only ones born with sharp bright green slanted eyes. Taking in Marques similarities to the

Her heart was beating rapidly, there was no more turning back. In three neat rows, their team was standing, within the next hour they would leave for Meraki. They were all wearing their suits made of Aradium a lightweight bulletproof metal. It was accidentally discovered by a scientist experimenting with different metals. Aradium was also a major metal used to build ships, unfortunately, the knowledge and most of the brainpower left for better prospects on Meraki. Thus making it so difficult to find scattered pieces on Earth. Keira felt tired, sleep had evaded her the last couple of nights. She took a deep breath and told herself to remember the smell, as she inhaled the dusty scent of Ne

She was put on strict house arrest and she’s only allowed to work in the pack house as the packs housekeeper until she has proven she could be trusted. “No, no the alpha said, that there was a very sick Mermaid brought in. She's a friend of the Luna, he wanted me to make sure that she has the best care. I just can’t believe it, ever since the Luna and her family arrived here, I've been able to be apart of some major history being made. Now we have a creature that has only been told as a folklore, thought to not exist. Now we find out that they do exist and I get to be the one to care for it. I must get everything ready, I know she will need some kind of pool or a big container filled with se