Siren Song For Lost Boys

Del Landoc is an amateur folklorist and believer of plenty of unbelievable things. Returning home to the place where her best friend disappeared as a teenager, she's faced with questions of the past she'd rather not dredge up.

Rowan Tremaine is a man who is recently divorced and back in his small hometown, where everyone knows your business. If being home wasn't bad enough, now the woman who let his little brother drown makes an unwelcome return into his life.

Forced into working and travelling together on Del's latest road trip, collecting tales of local myths and legends, Del discovers it's not so easy to be cheerful when working and travelling with a guy who hates your guts. Especially when the job keeps bringing up their shared history.

Siren Song For Lost Boys is a sweet, standalone contemporary fantasy romance novel at 75,000 words. It is a sweet, slow burn romance with a grumpy/sunshine, enemies to lovers pairing and a guaranteed happily ever after.

Also featuring strong language, British English spelling and some explicit scenes.