Two months after the defeat of Tia, and the loss of Ben, the Pownalls invite Ryn and Hope for dinner. It appears the adults have accepted that Ben is dead. The adults...

Taking place a few years before the events at Bristol Cove, this traumatic encounter between human and mermaid will rock all involved. Ryn, Ben, Maddie and the populace of that small fishing town will never be the same.

Bristol Cove has mourned and accepted the loss of Ben. All except one little mermaid who refuses to give up hope. It turns out, her faith in Ben was rightly placed.

Sequel to "What the Tide Brings": The mermaid Elsa appears one day in Bristol Cove; she is hiding from something but what? Ryn is determined to find out, but also needs to keep Hope safe. Anna follows her sister onto Dry Land; will she be able to convince Elsa to return and lead their tribe?

Ben Pownall and Maddie Bishop were all but strangers in high school; but what if that hadn't been the case? What if a curious teenage mermaid that made her way to land changed all that?

As the mental link between Hope and Ben grow, it soon becomes evident that his only chance for survival is the strength of that link.

Tortured memories cause a battle between feelings for Michael and the need for vengeance. His body lays before her helpless and near death. Will she take him to the humans that have formed an alliance with her tribe? Or, will the need for blood to quench her nightmarish visions turn her against him.

A few years before Ryn makes her way to Bristol Cove, the lone survivor of a helicopter crash saves a mermaid from a Great White. Little do either of them realize, this chance encounter will start a chain of events that could threaten life on Earth.

Bristol Cove 1868. Orphaned and disfigured since birth, eighteen year old Soot has worked hard, avoiding the stigma placed upon him. When a wounded merman washes ashore, he befriends and teaches him how to be human. However, as the two grow closer, his loyalties are challenged as he tries to aid also Captain Pownall's mermaid mistress.

Bristol Cove holds much enchantment. The biggest one is Mermaids are shores again on land and sea. During this time young Clowance Pownall holds a very special gift. Something only a select few are partial to knowing. As Mermaids return to Bristol Cove secrets come to light that has long since been buried. What does this mean for her? *Based off the television show Siren* OC/Levi

Maddie and Ben wait for Ryn to return.

Following the events of 'Aftermath' life goes on in Bristol Cove as well as it can. One day, a strange teenage girl appears -she is from a rival pod and has come on shore looking for help. Her pod is dying, there is an introduced disease that is ravaging the mermaids. Now Ryn, Ben, and Maddie are determined to help the young mermaid and save the pod.

What if the horrfic events in Beristol Cove hadn't been in Bens mind? An alternate ending for season 2...

A boy waits out a storm while his father works on a big project at his lab. Once the storm ends, he is instructed to go meet his father at the lab, but once he gets there, his father isn't there. No one is. He searches for his father throughout the lab and finds more than he ever expected.

Lele lives in the Adriatic sea, but the ancient connection to the land has never been cut. So she can write down how she got involved in the events on the other side of the world, after an oil drilling ship has been destroyed under suspiciously fishy circumstances. "Siren" and all characters belong to Freeform, and they will appear...

Maddie could do with a bit more of this in her life — having an early breakfast, basking in the morning light by the opened windowsill, listening to her partners speaking softly to each other. /Canon Era. Polymarine. Standalone.

Maddie had never thought twice about it, but she hadn't noticed Ben didn't even own a television until the pair decided to do this little movie marathon for Ryn. A problem that was quickly remedied with a quick purchase of a decently cheap one.

Since coming to the surface, Ryn had developed a fascination with anything bright and colorful. Ben could think of few things more fitting than one of Jerry's fireworks displays. He might be letting his inner pyro out this time of year, but Ben had to admit, Jerry and his friends knew how to put on one hell of a show.

Based after S1 E6 Ryn obviously does not understand kissing, can Ben make her understand? Chapter 2 is set before Ben asked her to sing to him.

Nacimos en el agua y con la evolución los humanos fueron a tierra, pero nosotras las sirenas nos quedamos en el mar. Estábamos muy separados y así debió haber sido siempre. Cada uno tenía su espacio, pero pronto los humanos empezaron a querer averiguar más, querían conocer más allá de lo que les estaba permitido por naturaleza y tuvimos que ser estrictos con los de nuestra especie.

Ben awakens in Bristol Cove, but it is not the Bristol Cove he knows. An eerie fog has settled over the landscape, the town's streets lie deserted. Ben is all alone. Or is he? Hunted by a terror spawned from his own darkest nightmares, Ben must face down his own inner demons if he ever wishes to escape The Jaws of Madness.

Las sirenas podemos ser mucho más que simples animales con instintos asesinos. Los de mi especie se quisieron vengar de la misma forma en que los humanos nos habían matado. No se daban cuenta de que así sólo nos pondríamos a su altura. Voy a defender a los humanos buenos en la tierra, a pesar del alto precio que estoy pagando por ello.

Try as hard as she did to forget that incident with the female, Ryn couldn't banish it from her mind. It was like all the females she saw now were watching her mate. In Bristol Cove, they avoided Ben because all knew he was with Maddie. Here, his new anonymity couldn't keep them at bay.

"Two for Ryn." Maddie pulled from under the tree two packages. They'd agreed beforehand that since it was Ryn's first Christmas, the mermaid didn't have to get Ben or Maddie anything. However, they hadn't agreed on the reverse.

Truthfully, they had no intended purpose. Humans didn't belong in the ocean, for obvious reasons. Yet, the mermaid's mates wanted to swim with her, to see her as what she truly was. Fears were expressed, but unwarranted. She had become accustomed to her mates enough to know who these two were, whether it was her humanoid self or mermaid form.