She’s trapped beneath the waves, he’s willing to sacrifice everything to bring her back.
Brigid has been dragged before the goddess she once served and condemned to endless torment at the hands of the syren queen. Her body weakens with each passing day, and the only way to endure is to bury her hope—because rescue is a fantasy she can no longer afford.
Caelum may have stopped his father, but his victory left him hunted, grieving, and alone. The syren who claimed his heart has been stolen away, and every path forward seems determined to tear him apart. When he hears whispers of a witch who can grant any wish, he’ll risk everything—even his own soul—for the chance to save her.
But goddesses don’t surrender what they’ve claimed without a fight. To defy their reality, Brigid and Caelum must risk the one thing they’ve never dared before: believing in a future together.
The Captain’s Revenge is the stunning conclusion to the Seas of Caladhan duology, perfect for fans of LJ Andrews, Danielle L. Jensen, and Tricia Levenseller.

• Grumpy/sunshine
• Touch them and die
• Injury care
• Found family
• Revenge missions
• Rescue missions
• Jailbreak
• "I killed him with my thighs"
• Damsel not in distress (okay, maybe a little distress)

• Descriptive violence (throughout)
• Descriptive torture (chapters 2, 5, 8, 11, 15, 18, 21, 23)
• Moderate blood/gore (chapters 2, 5, 8, 11, 15, 18, 21 ,23, 24, 25, 26, 40, 49, 50)
• Explicit death/murder (chapters 21, 49, 50)
• Explicit dismemberment (chapter 50)
• Brief and non-explicit references to child kidnapping and deaths (chapters 3, 8)
• Mentions of past domestic violence (chapter 6)
• Moderate sexual content (chapter 42)
• Depictions of anxiety, depression, and PTSD (throughout)
• Imprisonment (chapters 43, 46, 48)