Knot Your Fated M.U.S.E.

The Parazodiac Nexus, Book 1

By: Avery Song

Narrated by: Savannah Thomas, JD Tomlinson

I'm an omega who can hear the shadows sing.

Patient #495. Nyx Blackwood. Scorpio. They call me dangerous. Unstable. The Fated M.U.S.E.

Mentally insane, they wrote in my file.

Unsatisfactory, they marked on my tests.

Scentless, they whispered in fear.

Excelled beyond control, they warned the others.

For six years, Ravenscroft Asylum has been my prison, its white walls keeping the world safe from me. Or maybe keeping me safe from the world. Until four of the most lethal alphas in the Parazodiac Nexus break in. They don't just take me. They claim me.

Atlas, Capricorn, with his blindfolded gaze that strips me bare. Dante, Leo, who reads my silence better than anyone with perfect hearing. Kieran, Pisces, carrying the weight of a shattered bond that should have killed him. Vale, Taurus, whose failing body houses an unstoppable will.

They're feral. Dangerous. Operating outside every law the city holds dear. And they say I'm theirs.

But the shadows are singing louder now, warning of ancient blood feuds and deadly power plays. The asylum wanted to keep me locked away—they should have worried more about what would happen when I got out.

These alphas think they can protect me from everything. Everything except themselves. Everything except what I might become with them.

And in the Parazodiac Nexus, survival means breaking all the rules. Even the ones written by Fate.

Enter the brutal world of Knot Your Fated M.U.S.E., a dark age-gap contemporary omegaverse standalone where crime and chaos reign. In a society shaped by the alpha/beta/omega hierarchy, alphas command power, while omegas are barely a step above prey. Here, men don't just speak—they growl, and primal instincts dictate survival. Expect unforgettable tropes like "who did this to you?", "touch her and die," rejected/fated mates, forced proximity, and the ultimate why-choose invitation.

©2025 Avery Song (P)2025 Podium Audio

Meh

The relationships aren’t believable. Most of the book were their personal monologues. I get that there is another book and I guess I wouldn’t mind reading it… it’s just that I think this could have been a 6 hour book.

it was so good the voice actors did a great job and the storyline was completely awesome!

I absolutely loved the storyline I can't wait for the next book to come out I do kind of wish there was a little bit less monologue but I understand where it's coming from and besides that I absolutely loved the storyline and I'm counting down the minutes till I can get the next book.

Excessive monologue/inner thoughts

The story has so much potential, but the writing has soooooo much monologue that even listening at 2x speed I almost stopped listening. Hardly anything had happened at the halfway mark due to the amount of inner thoughts. I powered through cause I wanted to know how it ended, but it was a struggle.