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Swimming Without a Net (Fred the Mermaid #2)

MaryJanice Davidson

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 271 pages

Rating: 3.75 | 4860 Users | 238 Reviews

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Title	:	Swimming Without a Net (Fred the Mermaid #2)
Author	:	MaryJanice Davidson
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 271 pages
Published	:	November 27th 2007 by Jove (first published November 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Paranormal Romance. Mythology. Mermaids. Fiction. Urban Fantasy

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Have you ever eaten a chicken nugget that is all batter and no chicken? That’s what it’s like to read this book. Lots of lightweight, tasty, stuff…but no meat to the story. I would love to live in Fred’s world. No one disagrees, there are never any major conflicts to overcome, and life always works out perfectly just in the nick of time. That said, however, these books are impossible to put down. Also like chicken nuggets. And, no, the fact that I haven’t eaten lunch yet is not affecting my review. Not in the least. Mmm…chicken…

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Original Title:	Swimming Without a Net (Fred the Mermaid, #2)
ISBN:	0515143812 (ISBN13: 9780515143812)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Fred the Mermaid #2
Setting:	Boston, Massachusetts(United States) Grand Cayman Islands

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I almost literally couldnt put this down (reading by nightlight at 4am). With the previous book I was still getting to understand the storyline situation. With this, I plunged right in (pun intended). It helped that there were forty eight very short chapters (scenes) of fast paced action and witty dialogue. Fred has been invited as a special guest at a convention of the Undersea Folk in the Caymans to decide if the should come out to the humans. The final decision is both surprisingly simple

Book two of Fred the Mermaid.Like the first one, this one seems to promise more than it can give, but was actually slightly better than the first one.A year has passed and Fred is back and is called upon to join Artur and the Royal Family, as well as hundreds of other merfolk, as they debate whether to keep their existence a secret or finally let the world know they are real. As a child of both worlds, Fred has the unique view that was missing from the group.In addition to Artur, Fred is also

Fred is really tiring. That's all I have for now.

I enjoy these books but they are simply Betsy with a tail.

I enjoyed this book, but not as much as the first. I was a little disappointed with who Fred fell in love with. I was rooting for the other guy, but after all this is only book 2 and there is still book 3, so the possibility is still there for the GUY I like.

MaryJanice Davidson has hit it out the park again with the second installment in the Fred the mermaid series. Fred will forever be one of my favorite female lead characters of all time. She will probably put most people off but her brash and no non-sense personality is just the kind of person that I would love to have in my life. Davidson gave us another fun and lighthearted read with all the craziness of the first one.Davidson picks up about a year after the ending of the first installment in

This second book in the Fred the Mermaid Trilogy is possibly even more fun than the first. I really enjoy it because we get to meet more mer-people than just Artur, including the King! And King Mekkam, a huge fan of the HBO show Deadwood, is definitely a king worth getting to know. ;-)All of our main players from the first book return in this one, including Dr. Thomas Pearson (who's now known as Priscilla D'Jacqueline, romance novelist, an annoying continuity issue if ever there was one). To my