The Sea Nymphs Books in Order

The Sea Nymphs brings Foxworthy's larger saga to the coast and the open water. The first book, Tom vs. the Volcano God, signals the tone right away. This is a branch of the story that likes island myths, seaside danger, and the kind of trouble that starts small and becomes mythic before you know it.

The ocean changes everything.

Compared with the more fixed settings of some other series, these books feel more mobile and exposed. Travel matters. Isolation matters. Weather, boats, shorelines, and who controls the sea lanes all become part of the pressure on the characters. The second book, Jungle Nymphs, Lost at Sea, pushes that even further, widening the story into survival, maritime danger, and the threat of hostile groups moving through the same waters.

There is still a family-saga logic underneath it. These are not random beach adventures floating free from the rest of Foxworthy's world. They sit in the broader Jensen chronology and help show how different branches of people and places evolve after catastrophe.

If you want the linked saga in a more tropical, adventurous register, this is a good detour. The books trade ruined cities and clan roads for islands, waves, and the uneasy sense that the sea can connect worlds just as easily as it can swallow them.