Deep

A beautiful young city girl by the name of Shore suffers from an unknown case of epilepsy. Without the money for better care, Shore doesn't know why her spells occurs. She finds herself in a small unknown town with hidden secrets, looking for a cure to her illness. Zambezi is a twenty-one-year-old ladies' man. He works for his father who has one of the biggest markets in Oland. He embarks on his own journey to be the man he wants to be instead of following his father's footsteps. Zambezi finds himself rebelling against his family by falling for the new girl. Sabrina suffers from memory loss. Waking up on a beach naked and pregnant is the only thing she remembers from her past. The water spirits will not stop at any cost until Sabrina gives them her daughter. How far will she go to keep her safe? Will Shore find a cure before it's too late? Will Zambezi's newfound love destroy his family? Will Sabrina remember her past before the water spirits take her daughter away? There is someone who has the answers to it all as she watches the people on land from the bottom of Lake Deep. Contains mature themes.

In part two of Deep, Elonora will stop at nothing to get the locket from Shore. That means promising Laguna everything her shallow heart desires: beauty, riches, and Zambezi. Meanwhile, Shore and Zambezi are trying to live the life of a young couple in love, but heavy is the head that wears the crown. They soon discover the emergence of a new set of deadly swamp creatures. These crocodiles intend to takeover Lake Deep starting with getting rid of the elderly residents of Oland. While Zambezi is ready for war, Shore is drowning in her insecurities. She doesn't feel competent as the new queen nor the woman in Zambezi's life. Especially not when Geesha, whose body is packed with the types of curves a sea dragon cherishes, makes her attraction to Zambezi known. With so many things being thrown at the couple at once, their relationship starts to suffer. Now in the midst of fighting for Lake Deep, protecting their future, and recovering from their past, they must also nurture their budding relationship, defeat Elonora, and break generational curses. Does their love run deep enough for them to overcome all their obstacles, or are they in over their heads? Contains mature themes.