Tides of Obsession

A Dark Aquatic Why Choose Shifter Omegaverse Romance

De: Zuri Amira

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

They call me a Mud-Dweller. A defect. Fodder for the crushing depths. They’re wrong. I am the Abyss itself, and my monsters are hungry.

Nkiru Vance has spent her life invisible, scrubbing the floors of the Abyssal Academy—a brutal underwater institution run by the cruel, silver-skinned Atlanteans. As a latent "surface-dweller," her only job is to survive the pressure and the prejudice.

Until the day the ocean answers her call.

When a violent encounter triggers a dormant ancient biology, Nkiru isn't just revealed as an Omega—she’s exposed as a Mami Wata, a long-thought-extinct deep-sea queen whose blood is the key to saving the failing Academy… or burning it to the ground.

Now, the Headmistress wants her harvested for parts. Nkiru’s only chance at survival lies in the darkest corners of the trench, protected by the three most dangerous Alphas in the ocean—outcasts who are drawn to her primal scent like sharks to blood.

Draven: A scarred Megalodon shifter and enforcer for the violent Shark Clan. He hates what she is, but his prehistoric instincts demand he claim her.

Caspian: An exiled Siren Prince with a voice that can shatter souls. He sees her as a political pawn to regain his throne, until her song overpowers his own.

Thalassa: A massive, silent Kraken ancient who communicates in shifting colors. To the Academy, he is a monster; to Nkiru, he is the only safety in the dark.

As a devastating heat approaches, Nkiru must master her new powers and navigate the lethal politics of the deep. But her pack isn't just there to guard her—they intend to knot her, mark her, and help her reclaim her stolen throne.

The tide is turning, and the new Queen is ready to rule.

TIDES OF OBSESSION is a Dark Aquatic Why Choose Shifter Omegaverse Romance. It contains primal play, knotting, nesting, biting, enemies-to-lovers themes, and a heroine who doesn't have to choose between her monsters. Enter the deep at your own risk.