Waves @ Eden

The Waves Krewe

Five friends who watch over the shore.

Krewe — a New Orleans word for the family that rolls together. Ours keeps watch by the sea. Tap a card to flip it, then read each one’s story.

A Waves Universe Story · First Light Series · Book One

You already belong —
just as you are.

The first Waves storybook is almost here. Meet Pearl, her new best friend Shelldon, and the little tide pool that was never really empty.

Be first to know when the book arrives. No noise — just good news from the Gulf.

Pearl and the Empty Tide Pool — book coverComing soon
Waves KreweNo. 01
The Big Kahuna, Guardian of the Tide

The Big Kahuna

Guardian of the Tide

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Series OneNo. 01

Guardian of the Tide

A fierce guardian who learned a gentler kind of strength.

Waves KreweNo. 02
Pearl, Heart of the Tides

Pearl

Heart of the Tides

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Series OneNo. 02

Heart of the Tides

Born in a glowing shell — the calm heart of the Krewe.

Waves KreweNo. 03
The Kap’n, Keeper of the Coast

The Kap’n

Keeper of the Coast

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Series OneNo. 03

Keeper of the Coast

A seabird captain who greets every guest who arrives.

Waves KreweNo. 04
The Wave Rider, Master of the Waves

The Wave Rider

Master of the Waves

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Series OneNo. 04

Master of the Waves

The fearless youngest — keeps the fun rolling.

Waves KreweNo. 05
Shelldon, Pearl’s Best Friend

Shelldon

Pearl’s Best Friend

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Series OneNo. 05

Heart of the Tides

Born in a glowing shell — the calm heart of the Krewe.

What every wave teaches

You already belong.

Before you’re bigger, braver, or different. Belonging comes first — everything good grows from there.

Little things are wonder-full.

The best treasures hide in plain sight. Slow down, look closely, and the “empty” places fill right up.

There’s always room for one more friend.

Every heart has space. Every shore has a spot. That’s the Waves way.

Rolling in…
SCOOTFresh tracks in the sand. Rolling in soon.

…and they say not everything under the waves is friendly. But that’s a story for another tide.