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In Moon’s Beach, a siren sings his song.

There’s more to the story than Lorelei Winston ever knew.

Israfel isn’t entirely a monster, even though he seems so.

A Princess in the water is to be saved. Lorelei has second thoughts and begins to question why she went with Israfel in the first place.

Lorelei finds herself in an island and discovers a lost, long dead young girl.

Lorelei and Israfel get helpful advice from a cartoonish piglet creature. Israfel screams for the first time. Is he scared of pigs? Huh…

Lorelei and Israfel arrive at a surprisingly quiet cave. It should be easy to retrieve the bodies of Isadora and Elvira, right?

Lorelei helps Isadora reunite with Rhian, but the ocean waves rise high, and the real threat looms in the corner.

Lorelei must save Israfel and her family from Elvira’s power, but just what can she do against an experienced witch? Does she even have a chance?

Lorelei returns home, but not without a message from Israfel. A message that makes Lorelei mourn for Israfel, even though they should never reunite…

Israfel Armani goes out on sailing adventures to find treasure with his family, but what if he finds something (or someone?) far more than treasure?

Isadora loves her sister, Elvira, but she loves the idea of romance more. Because isn’t romance just wonderful?

I never understood you, but you’re still my sister and I love you. I’ll always love you, no matter what you do.

Prince Rhian meets a girl who can sing and make water move, but her sister isn’t so charming. Will he be able to stay with the singing sister?

Sometimes, we need something cute, something that doesn’t make us think much, to keep out the darkness.

Finn loves the beach, but he isn’t unwise enough to venture too far out. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for his friend, Lorelei.

Skylar enjoys hanging out with her friends, but is there something up with Lorelei?

Tristan and his sister Lorelei are close with each other. But does Lorelei love the siren legend too much?

Lorelei knows that Israfel is not real, but she can’t help but wonder…what if the siren boy was? And would that be a bad thing?

The sea is calm. The sea is safe. There is nobody here. All is quiet. Isn’t it?

Princess Magdalena has not much to worry about, being a Princess. Except for the fact that the boy she loves is an unpredictable siren, of course.

Brandy does not want to be at the beach right now. But the beach has more than what she can imagine.