In this sequel to the "Sea Monster's Darkest Night", the escapade continues 20 years later. The sea monster is seeking revenge for being placed in a parade and separated from his father. He meets up with his friend Max and learns and important lesson about not seeking revenge.

Meryl has written illustrated and published her own books. Her first book, "My New Friend" was self-published at the age of 10 years old; her second book, "The sea Monster's Darkest Night", was published by Miligan Books. Meryl's book have been on display at the Inglewood Public Library, and she has attended numerous book signings, including the L.A. Festival of Books at UCLA. She was acknowledged by Los Angeles Times in 2000 as part of the 100 most Remarkable Kids recognition and presented with a medal.

In addition to illustrating and writing books, Meryl has created her own comic book production. She attended Comics 101 at West L.A. College i n 1999. She graduated from Kaos Network's Digital Arts Program in 2002 where she animated four cartoons. Meryl and her sister Miya have conducted many workshops for children ages 5-16 on how to create books using an arts and craft marbelized-book process.