Sartin’s amber eyes told his mother and the rest of the Sea People he was destined to become a great protector. Finding his mate at his twenty-third Winter Meeting, Sartin is overjoyed at finally being able to assume his destined role with Sommar by his side.<br><br>However, a freak storm soon takes Sartin far away from Winter Cove, and an injury to his tail prevents him from returning. Even worse, he can no longer hear the songs of his pod and his mate in his head.<br><br>Sartin finds love and acceptance from Maru, a member of the Land People, who nurses him back to health. When Maru’s people turn against him, Sartin faces a series of battles for his survival. Can the songs of Sommar and his fellow Sea People save him?

Songs of the Sea

In addition to food supply, they also had to learn the different predators that lurked near their shoreline homes. Years of lore and learning had taught them how to deal with predators and weather on the land, and they applied to that the dangers that prowled the shoreline for prey.


The Princess’s story spread among the humans. Others from different tribes brought their children with fused legs to the Princess’s mother and she raised them as her own, alongside the Princess. The Princess was happy to have playmates and be around others who were like her. But her favorite was Samsel.


Though still fairly young, young Samsel made an impression on the Princess. He helped her in and out thewater. He protected her from the other children with two legs. In return, the Princess cheered him as hetrained to hunt.


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