Sample Sunday-May 22nd-Siren's Song-"Poison"

 

Hovering over the blue, crystal-like waters, it seemed to bathe the oceans in a swarth of oranges, reds, and muted yellows. A slow feeling of peacefulness started to settle over him as he stared out at the water. A sight almost too beautiful to disturb, and for once, Jason was glad he hadn’t had any intentions on doing so.

“Beautiful sunset, isn’t it?”

Jason stopped his trek along the beach and swiped a weary hand across his face. So much for his peace.

“What are you doing here, Candace?”

“I miss you, Jason. I can’t stop thinking about you.”

Turning around, he found his ex-fiancée regarding him with a wide smile on her face. He remembered the days when that smile meant everything. Now it did nothing for him. Just a subtle reminder from Bell Biv Devoe, who once said, “Never trust a big butt and a smile.”

“Look, Candace, I realize this isn’t easy for either of us, but I’m not going to change my mind. Our trust is broken and from the way I feel, it can’t be repaired. I don’t wish you any bad luck or heartache, but you need to let me go. You need to move on.”

“Why is it so easy for you to say that? We have years invested in each other. History.”

“But, Candace, the years and the history were not enough for you to honor. Now I’m far from perfect, but you’re the one who decided to go outside of our relationship. You have to live with that, just as I do.”

A tear slipped down her cheek, and she came closer to him, grabbing his arms.

“But don’t you remember how good we were together? What a power couple we made?”

The remaining sunlight had her brown eyes shimmering and, for a moment, she looked the part of a siren. Jason quickly banished that thought. A siren Candace would never be. No longer for him, anyway.

“It’s not good to dwell on something that will never be again,” he calmly explained.

“But it could be, if you weren’t so stubborn.”

Before he reacted, Candace kissed him.

“Ooh, ooh.”

Quickly, Jason pushed his insane ex away, and looked towards the ocean. The surface was calm, but he wasn’t fooled.

“Ooh, ooh.”

“Candace, you need to leave now.”

“No. You responded to that kiss. There’s something still there between us. I knew it!”

“Candace, please. If you’re smart, you will leave now for your own safety.”

“You can stop the tough guy act, Jason. I’m not falling for it.”

Out to sea, a head broke the surface, and then like a torpedo, a massive wave rushed towards the surface.

“Jason, what in the hell is that?”

Fear colored Candace’s voice and Jason swallowed his own slowly rising fear.

Jason.

It was her.

“Get away from the water,” he told Candace, urging her back.

The wave continued moving towards them and then, Aariyaa emerged, those amethyst eyes locked on Candace.

“She is the one who stands between me and mine

Let her be gone from my sight.”

Aariyaa raised her hand and Jason stood rooted to the spot as Candace began to levitate from the ground. Higher and higher into the air she rose until her feet were level with his head.

“Jason! Help me! Do something!”

He reached for her legs, but she only lifted higher and higher into the air, floating further away from him. At the water’s edge, Aariyaa’s mouth glittered with malice as she held Candace in the thrall of her magic.

“Aariyaa, please. Just let her go. This isn’t like you,” he said softly.

Her dark eyes turned towards him and narrowed briefly. Then, she shifted her gaze back to Candace. When he made a move towards Aariyaa he was held in place by an invisible force and could only watch as a bed of sand swirled to form a giant pile before Candace fell from the sky with a thud. Jason didn’t dare make a move towards her as she gasped and staggered to her feet.

“Monster! Monster!”

She ran as fast as she could back to the parking lot. He was pretty sure that after this, he wouldn’t have to worry about her showing up unexpectedly for a while. If ever again. Turning to look at Aariyaa, he swallowed against the lump in his throat as a wave of water reached up to grab him, pulling him from the shore.

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Sample Sunday-May 15th- Siren's Song- "Purple Storms"

 

Purple storms swirled in her eyes.

Jason couldn’t stop looking into her face. A force that he didn’t understand had complete control of him as she sang. Her voice soaked into his soul, coating him in a haze of something he never wanted to wake from. He grew hard, his desire rising against her.

Aariyaa.

His siren.

His.

Completely at her mercy, if she decided to drag him out into the ocean right now, he’d happily follow her to his death. Fire swam in his blood, an aching desire that held his body taunt.

Her voice.

God her voice.

Every note came wrapped in longing, and unearthly desire. Jason understood now. The compulsion men felt to give it all up. The hunger that could only be satisfied by possessing a mermaid. As she closed her mouth, stopping her song, the haze that had surrounded him started to slip back and disappear, and the mesmerizing storms in her eyes flickered away. A small smile curved her full lips, drawing them into a subtle pout.

“How do you feel?” she asked in a soft tone.

Almost robotically, he told her, “Like I would follow you anywhere.”

She laughed, another beautiful sound. “Tis the point, I think.”

“Point made.”

His gaze concentrated on her lips. The plump softness calling out to him just as her song had.

“Jason…”

Jason’s eyes searched her face, unsure if she could feel it too. The force that seemed to hum in the very air between them. It was more than just the magic of her song. It had to be. His heart wouldn’t be beating a mile a minute. His soul wouldn’t feel like it was on fire if this wasn’t more. He had to know. Before he could talk himself out of it, he leaned down and kissed her.

The first taste of her on his lips made his knees buckle.

Salty, sweet, exotic; her taste was all that and more. Aariyaa’s pillow soft lips moved against his own, opening to allow him access to the heat of her mouth. His tongue slipped inside, doing battle with her own. Grabbing the back of her neck in a tight grip, he kissed her harder and harder, even more eager for everything she had to offer. He could feel the tips of her nipples pressing hard against his chest, her arousal evident.

He wanted more.

So much more.

His lips left her mouth and she whimpered. With a mind of its own, his mouth trailed to the lobe of her ear, sucking it into his mouth. He swirled his tongue around the soft flesh and her hands gripped his shoulders, her nails digging into his skin.  Encouraged, his mouth pressed against her gills. She went stiff in his arms, a second before, Jason found himself flying back towards the sand. He landed where the beach met the water’s edge.

“I didn’t mean—”

Before he could finish his sentence, Aariyaa was beside him on the sand, her amethyst eyes dark with desire. She didn’t protest when one of his hands caressed her face. Instead, she leaned into his touch. When his fingers roved over her lips, she sucked his pointer into her mouth. Desire shot straight to his dick, heavy and aching. Eyes holding his, she sucked on his finger with the force of a cyclone consuming everything around it.

Jason growled, slowly withdrawing his finger and running his hand down her collarbones to her chest. Gently he brushed her wet hair away from her body, baring her chest to his gaze. Perfect, buoyant, round globes topped with hard nipples beckoned him closer. Without hesitation, he took one into his mouth, swirling his tongue around the stiff peak.

“Jason…” Aariyaa moaned.

Languidly, he suckled harder, the saltiness of the sea mixing with her own unique flavor on his tongue. Greedily, he pulled her breast deeper and deeper into his mouth. His desire for her surged even harder when she cradled his head in her hands, forcing herself deeper into his mouth. Jason withdrew, moving to her other breast and lavishing it with the same attention. His dick beat like a drum against his thigh.

Around them the world could have been on fire, but nothing mattered.

Nothing mattered but the fire burning inside him.

A fire for only her.

Could there be more?

Gently, he nipped her breast as one of his hands slid down her waist on a slow journey of discovery. He was unprepared when she pushed him away.

“Aariyaa?”

Chest heaving, he could see the storms swirling behind her eyes again. She felt it, too, just as strongly as he did. There was something between them and it was stronger than any magic there was in both their worlds.

“I know what you seek,” she said.

“I want you.”

“Tis evident.” She inclined her head towards the tentpole sticking up in his shorts.

“Was I moving too fast?” he asked, unsure.

Aariyaa bit her well-kissed lips, making him eager to kiss her again. When he made a move to do so, she placed a hand up in warning between them.

“Though my desire for you is a strong one, I cannot share all of my secrets with you this day.”

Jason swallowed at the slow hope rising in him. “So, it’s possible?”

She nodded, staring at him from beneath low lashes. “Very possible.” Her words were tinged with promise.

He couldn’t help the way his pulse beat in his throat at Aariyaa’s words. Perhaps he shouldn’t have been as eager as he was, but it was hard to think about anything else when Aariyaa looked the way she did. Heaving breasts, taunt waist, and luscious lips, she would make any man’s blood boil.

“Would you want to?” he asked.

Silence hung heavy in the air between them. A part of him wondered if she would even answer. Perhaps he was pushing for too much too soon.

“Yes,” she finally said.

One word that meant everything.

“Me, too,” he said.

He was still as she leaned close and caressed the side of his face. “I know.”

The smile she gave him was brighter than any he’d ever seen before and as her lips brushed over his, he wished they could stay together like this. When Aariyaa slid easily into the shallows, he knew their reprieve was over. Rising to his feet, he stood watching as the water lapped up her body, hiding her glittering red-orange tail. When the blue waves reached her waist, she turned back to him.

Jason tried to ignore the hollow pit that had formed in his stomach. He knew this was how it had to be. They were from two different worlds, and he could never survive in hers. And if Aariyaa ever could be a part of his, the very same people he admired and respected in his profession would be sure to separate them for their own personal gain. It was a lose-lose situation.

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Sample Sunday-May 8th-Siren's Song-"Please Don't Go"

 

All magic came with a price.

What was it about this human that drew her to him? That made his life worth saving, no matter the cost. Only the gods knew.

She hardly dared to breathe as the haze disappeared from his eyes and he focused on her. Redness discolored his face but did nothing to diminish the beauty of his eyes. She should leave. Already, so many rules had been broken. Yet, she remained, watching him as he took a lock of her hair and rubbed it softly between his fingers.

“You’re…real,” he rasped.

“Yes.”

“You saved me.”

“Yes,” she said again, unable to find more words.

His hand moved from her hair to brush down her shoulder. Heat suffused through her veins at the touch.

“Thank you.”

Aariyaa nodded, temporarily stunned by the havoc his simple touch wrecked on her senses.

“I should go,” she finally said.

“Please. Don’t.”

In a show of strength, she wasn’t expecting, he grabbed her upper arms. Aariyaa looked down at his hands on her body. Without even trying, she could easily throw him across the sand, but she wouldn’t. The thought of bringing harm to him, reviled her. Him, a human. A member of a race that had so destroyed her own, and yet, she was still drawn to him. Her muscles tensed, but the even fast beating of her heart did not slow. Something was amiss between them, but she didn’t know exactly what.

“Will you tell me your name?” he asked.

She debated whether she should respond. But, at this point what would it hurt to tell him her name. After all, she’d already saved him twice when she should have let him die. If the Mer ever discovered what she’d done, him knowing her name wouldn’t really make a difference.

“Aariyaa.”

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Sample Sunday-May 1st- Siren's Song-"Ah F***"

 

Jason awoke, grabbing his head from the pain causing his grimace. His head was on fire while his eyes and throat burned from the salty ocean water.

“Ah, fuck,” Jason groaned.

His eyes watered and burned more.

He wiped his forearm across his eyes, and as his vision cleared, he saw her. Leaning above him was the most striking woman he’d ever seen. Smooth caramel skin. Long, dark, wavy hair that blew in the furious winds.

Her eyes stuck him the most. Pools of beautiful amethyst he couldn’t look away from. He squinted, sure that he could see sparkles twinkling as she stared back at him, but that could have just been from the pain in his head.

Had he hit it?

Her gaze raked over him and he was still as a frown suddenly crossed her face. Jason tried to figure out what she had her looking so perplexed. Then he realized it was his shorts hanging low on his hips. He was glad that he bothered to try to keep in shape. He watched her with growing interest as she reached out with one slender hand to touch his bare skin. A second later, she jerked her hand back and he couldn’t help the chuckle that escaped his throat. Her eyes met his and he took a moment to further appreciate her beauty.

Her nose, slender, pert, and made for kisses, wiggled with a gust of wind. Just like her sensuous lips that were lush, pink, and no doubt, pillow-soft. Despite the pounding in his temple, Jason found himself unable to do anything but stare. Not even words formed. The woman had an ethereal beauty and, more importantly than anything else…she was topless.

A few strands of wet, black hair clung to her torso, but nothing hid the bounty of her breasts . Full rounded globes, topped by stiff chocolate peaks made him hold back a groan. Her waist was so slender, he was sure he could encircle it with both his hands. The muscles of her stomach were taunt and fit. Feminine, and yet strong, she was a marvel. As his body gave a response as old as time, Jason longed to touch the woman. A sharp, sudden urge like he’d never felt before. It was strange—that magnetism he between them. He licked his lips and smiled at her. Then, he froze. Flared out above the woman’s head glimmered a large reddish-orange tail.

“What the fuck?”

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