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Title	:	Swimming Without a Net (Fred the Mermaid #2)
Author	:	MaryJanice Davidson
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First 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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Picked this up at the book sale. Light and fluffy, but perfect for a cold afternoon.

I really enjoy Mary Janice Davidson's books. I know her style puts some people off, but I like a lighthearted fun read. The Fred the Mermaid series is just that. Fun and lighthearted. With so many books about vampires and werewolves it was refreshing to read about a mermaid. I will definetly pick up the third book in this series when it comes out.

~3.5(maybe 4)/5 I am really enjoying this series. I like Davidson's writing, which makes it really easy to get through each book. And I like the characters, which also helps. And now I really want the next one, since it's the last and I want to know how it ends.In this one, Fred goes to the Cayman Islands for a mermaid meet up thing because some mermaid want the world to know about them while others do not, bringing Jonas with her. She doesn't want to, but is kind of forced into it. While there,

Eh, it wasnt terrible, but was not my thing at all. Also, I didnt know it was the second book in a trilogy until about 60 pages. Am I glad I read it? Sure, it was cheesy and light (what I needed after several dark and nightmare-inducing books), but Im not going to read the other two.

First read 2 Jun 2010: Fun to watch Fred stumble through life not quite knowing how to respond to romantic overtures while fiercely protecting herself.Second in the Fred the Mermaid comic paranormal romance series revolving around a half-human, half-Undersea Folks woman named Fred.My TakeDavidson is definitely creative with all her tie-ins and cultural collisions. I enjoy this series in spite of the extremely anti-social, crass, rude, emotionally immature Fred. It's like watching a train

A fun romp! There needs to be at least one more book because we must know what happens with Artur!

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