An atmospheric and beautifully written adventure, from theaward-winning author of the Ingo series.

Morveren lives with her parents and twin sister Jenna on anisland off the coast of Cornwall.

As Morveren and Jennas relationship shifts and changes,like driftwood on the tide, Morveren finds a beautiful teenage boy in a rockpool after a storm. Going to his rescue, she is shocked to see that he is nothuman but a Mer boy.

With Jenna refusing to face the truth, Morveren findsherself alone at the worst possible time. Because when the worlds of Air andMer meet, the consequences can be terrible

About the Author

Helen Dunmore was an award-winning novelist, poet andchildren’s writer, who will be remembered for the wisdom, lyricism, compassionand immersive beauty of her writing. In her lifetime, she published eightcollections of poetry, many novels for both adults and children, and twocollections of short stories.

She won the Orange Prize for Fiction with her novel A Spellof Winter, and her novel The Siege was shortlisted for the Orange Prize and theWhitbread Prize for Fiction.

An atmospheric and beautifully written adventure, from theaward-winning author of the Ingo series.

Morveren lives with her parents and twin sister Jenna on anisland off the coast of Cornwall.

As Morveren and Jennas relationship shifts and changes,like driftwood on the tide, Morveren finds a beautiful teenage boy in a rockpool after a storm. Going to his rescue, she is shocked to see that he is nothuman but a Mer boy.

With Jenna refusing to face the truth, Morveren findsherself alone at the worst possible time. Because when the worlds of Air andMer meet, the consequences can be terrible

About the Author

Helen Dunmore was an award-winning novelist, poet andchildren’s writer, who will be remembered for the wisdom, lyricism, compassionand immersive beauty of her writing. In her lifetime, she published eightcollections of poetry, many novels for both adults and children, and twocollections of short stories.

She won the Orange Prize for Fiction with her novel A Spellof Winter, and her novel The Siege was shortlisted for the Orange Prize and theWhitbread Prize for Fiction.