Mommy's Sweet Mermaid (Sapphic Obsessions)

She pulled a stranger from the sea. She didn't expect to pull her into her heart.

Casey Martinez has always had enough — the Aegean at dawn, her father's fishing boat, the beach taverna that smells like salt and home. Her world is small. Honest. Hers.

Until the night she dives into black water and pulls out a woman who is barely breathing.

No name. No memory. No past.

Just green eyes that look at Casey like she's the only solid thing in a world that won't stop spinning.

Loraine wakes up in a stranger's bed with bandages on her skull and a life she cannot find. She doesn't know her name. Doesn't know who wants her dead. Doesn't know why someone threw her overboard in the middle of the Aegean.

What she knows — the woman who saved her has warm brown eyes and a laugh that feels like sunlight on water.

And when Casey calls her Bossy Lady, something in Loraine recognizes it.

Even if nothing else does.

What begins as shelter becomes sanctuary.
What starts as gratitude crosses every line they agreed to respect.

But memory is returning. Piece by piece. Night by night.
And with it — the truth about who threw her overboard.
And why they'd do it again.

Mommy's Sweet Mermaid is a slow-burn sapphic romance about identity, forbidden desire, and the courage to love someone when you don't even know who you are yet.

She didn't save her life.
She gave her a new one.