Deep Water

A small town romance novel

De: Margot Dunmore

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When marine photographer Dani Calloway arrives in Harlow Cove, North Carolina, she tells herself it's just a magazine assignment — a long-form piece on the charter fishing families who have worked these waters for generations. What she doesn't tell anyone, including herself, is that she's running from three years of brilliant, hollow commercial work that has left her unable to trust her own eye. What she needs is somewhere without a brief, a brand deck, or a reason to perform.

What she finds is Adam Pruitt.

Third-generation owner of Pruitt Charter Company, single father to one six-year-old with strong opinions about the color orange, and a man who has made himself entirely self-sufficient in the four years since his wife left — Adam has no interest in being anyone's subject. But Harlow Cove is a small town, and the Emmeline goes out twice a week, and somewhere between the pre-dawn departures and the inshore light and a little girl who takes your hand on the dock ramp without asking permission, something begins to surface that neither of them was prepared for.

Deep Water is the second book in the Harlow Cove series — a slow-burn contemporary romance about recovering what you lost, learning to be seen, and the particular courage of letting someone in when you have spent years making sure you wouldn't need to. Perfect for readers who love emotionally rich coastal fiction, small-town community, and love stories that earn every moment.

Each book in the series stands alone. No cliffhangers. Happily ever after guaranteed.