Finding His Soul


A visit to Avalon is only the beginning...



Of course, the visit is cut short for Sera and her friends when they discover that Zac has been kidnapped by Drew's brothers in an attempt to draw Sera to them.



Sick of living as an incubus, Drew attempts to redeem his past transgressions by helping the Avalonians fight against the incubi to save Zac and later Lexi, although the battle is not without casualties.



Mariana is one of the two last surviving mermaids of Avalon after her parents were brutally killed in a past battle against the incubi. Orphaned at a young age and forced into raising her sister, Mariana has the ability to see and bring out the best in people.



Can Mariana bring out the best in Drew? Is he capable of redemption or is his past just too dark?

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