Tidewater

About Tidewater

He bought her family's farm and waited five years for her return.

Mira Vance comes home to Oregon expecting a mess, a fight, and one more clean break from the coast that raised her. Instead, her family's oyster farm is alive, the longlines are straight, and Jonah Riley is the reason. She spent five years telling herself the one weekend they shared meant nothing. The dock, the water, and his weather-cracked hands know better.

Jonah isn't a mistake from her past; he's the man who kept the farm standing on the chance she'd come back. Now every look between them drags up what they did in that rented room five years ago, and what they both needed so badly they never named it. He wants her to stay. She has a career in DC, a family that complicated everything, and a body that remembers him too well.

When an outside buyer offers enough money to set Jonah up for life and send Mira back to DC, they have to decide what matters more: safety, ambition, or the dangerous relief of wanting the same thing. Then a late-fall storm tears through the farm and leaves them with splintered pilings, wrecked work, and no room left for half-truths. If they can't trust each other now, they'll lose the farm and the future they almost let pass.

Second chance romance. Small-town heat. Forced proximity. Mutual trust.

A standalone explicit romance with HEA. 18+ for explicit content.

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