Endless Depths
How far would you go to rescue the man you love?
Cole Morrissey
A near death experience is just another Monday when you’re a crab fisherman, but my black cloud would make anyone nervous, let alone my husband.
Morgan begged me to stay home this year, but I only have one rule in our marriage: I go where you go.
It’s a decision that ruins us.
What happened broke me. I hurt the people I love, and I don’t know how to stop. That’s why I pushed Morgan away, and abandoned everyone else.
But Morgan won’t let me go so easily, and I love him too much to let him drown with me.
Why can’t he see that I’m not worth saving?
Morgan Morrissey
When I vowed until death do us part, I meant it. Cole can kick me out and break my heart, but I won’t let him throw away our marriage.
Somewhere inside the stranger I no longer recognize is the boy who chased away the darkness after my parents died. I’ll save him from himself, whether he wants me to or not.
Why else would I follow him onto the same one-hundred-foot crab boat I told him not to go on after he asked for a divorce?
But man is no match for the Bering Sea, and if we’re not careful, death will keep our vows before Cole can break them.
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Endless Depths is an angsty MM romance perfect for fans of marriage in crisis, fractured found families, and a hard-fought happily ever after. It’s the first book in the Deep Water series, featuring the fishermen of the Briar Anteros as they navigate tumultuous relationships and the unforgivable Bering Sea. Each book features a different couple and can be read in any order.
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