Her internal struggle fills a quarter of the book. She develops feelings for her kidnapper, King Valerian.
All she wants to do is get the hell out of Atlantis. The other women brought along have instantly fallen for their nymph mates. Her beliefs on love are about to change when she is taken to Atlantis to be Valerian’s queen. This leads Shaye to a full-time career in making anti-Valentine’s Day cards (no, seriously). She had dating problems in the past and trouble with creepy men from her mother’s past marriages. Shaye’s the pessimistic romantic protagonist. Shaye Holling would be anywhere but her mother’s millionth wedding (only fifth).
It doesn’t matter to Valerian if he’s invading a sacred ceremony or not. He and his men venture into a Florida beach and crash a beachside wedding. Valerian’s only option is to take women from the surface world. Sex helps them regain their energy and heal their injuries. Valerian, King of the Nymphs, has two problems: the nymph women had disappeared, and his army’s weak after battling the dragon shifters.
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