These stories form a series, in the order listed here.
| Changing Tides |
| Size: | Novella; 17,727 words |
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| Main Characters: | Cleo, Emma, Rikki, Lewis, and Harrison |
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| Setting: | Before, during, and after S2E1 |
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| Synopsis: |
Dr. Denman and Harrison Bennett hurt the girls and Lewis, then walked away like it was no big deal. But kidnapping and exploiting people, especially children, is a very big deal, and their crimes demand answers.
As everyone copes with the repercussions, Cleo navigates an event which shatters her world.
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| The Stars Hold Beauty |
| Size: | Novella; 21,298 words |
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| Main Characters: | Terry and Rikki Chadwick |
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| Setting: | Two years before the show begins |
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| Synopsis: |
Two years before she becomes a mermaid, 13-year-old Rikki Chadwick and her father, Terry, slowly make their way across the continent, looking for a better life. In a desert town, Rikki navigates events
which force her to grow up a little, and learns some harsh truths. Can she help her father through the trials ahead while never losing hope, and never losing the goodness in her heart?
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| Ascension |
| Size: | Novella; 36,492 words |
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| Main Characters: | Cleo, Emma, and Rikki; their parents; Lewis; and Harrison |
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| Setting: | Shortly after the events of "Changing Tides" |
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| Synopsis: |
The girls have been mermaids for five months, and the strain of their double life finally snaps.
Unable to contain their frustrations any longer, they take their anger out on each other, threatening their union like never before.
Then the girls discover a brutal gang is about to murder an innocent family. The girls either risk exposing their own secret to the world, or they put themselves directly in the line of fire to rescue the family themselves.
On top of that, their parents secretly get together, share notes about the girls’ strange aversion to water, and start connecting the dots.
Harrison finds himself in an impossible situation: he must choose whether to betray the girls a second time, or to betray their parents, his dearest friends.
One way or the other, the girls must decide once and for all whether being a mermaid is a curse which will rip them apart, or a blessing which will bond their sisterhood and help them ascend to a higher level.
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