Though, they still miss their friend, they try to come into terms with what happened to her by doing most of the things that they used to do, when they were young. Now, with Nik’s royalty, Evie’s poverty, and with the disapproval of Havnestand, the two continue with their friendship as they slowly close to adulthood. More than four years ago, Evie and Nick lost their loved friend, Annette “Anna” to the ever angry ocean. This in turn leads to the locals to treat Evie in a different manner from the way the other girls of the same age were treated. In the village, Evie happens to be among the few half Italian, black haired girls, in a world predominantly occupied by blonde Danes. Evie resides in a tiny kingdom, which consists of only one fishing village.

The highly captivating world that author Sarah Henning creates, is the equivalent of Denmark during the 19th Century. Despite the fact that many people treat Niklas with so much respect and humility, mainly because he is the crown prince, Evie refers to him as Nik. Though she is the best of friends with the crown prince, Asger Niklas, Evie is a budding witch. In the Sea Witch author Sarah Henning introduces the readers to Evie, s fisherman’s daughter. Though Sea Witch is a retelling of the Little Mermaid, author Sarah Hennings decides to take a different approach and narrates the book, from the perspective of another woman. Sea Witch is a retelling of the best selling novel, The Little Mermaid by Danish author, Hans Christian. Sea Witch is author Sarah Henning’s debut novel. The couple decided to settle in Kansas mainly because, though the state is far from the ocean, it is still quite cool. Currently, Sarah Henning resides in Lawrence, Kansas, with her her husband and their two children. When Sarah henning is not writing, she loves to participate in ultramarathons, spend time in the playground with her two children or hang out with her spouse, Justin who also serves as her IT department member. While residing in South Florida, Sarah managed to survive five hurricanes, which in turn gave her more than enough respect for the ocean. Sarah Henning is a renowned American author and recovering journalist, who worked with some of the leading media companies including Palm Beach Post, Associated Press and Kansas City Star.

The King Will Kill You by Sarah Henning