Dangerous Waters

Turbulent Tides of Passion

When marine biologist Anna Russell accepts a summer research post on the secluded Isle of Wren, she expects nothing more than the rhythmic crash of waves and the call of seabirds. Instead, her world is upended by Captain Dominic Fane, the brooding owner of the island’s historic lighthouse and a man haunted by secrets as deep as the ocean trenches. From moonlit boat rides through hidden coves to charged encounters on salt-sprayed cliffs, their attraction rises like a storm tide. As Anna delves into the island’s marine sanctuaries, she discovers that the allure of these waters carries both promise and peril.

Secrets Beneath the Surface

In the shadow of the lighthouse, whispers of a long-buried shipwreck and a vanished fortune echo through the crumbling stone walls. When Anna unearths a weathered journal detailing the fate of a daring smuggler, she realizes Dominic’s family legacy may be entangled with treachery and betrayal. As they piece together cryptic entries and rescue endangered seal pups from treacherous shoals, the line between ally and adversary blurs. Every dive into the turquoise depths and every clandestine meeting beneath the lantern room intensifies both their mutual trust and the danger that lurks just out of sight.

Storm of Redemption

As summer storms gather on the horizon, Anna and Dominic race to unlock the final clue that could free them from past mistakes—and claim the treasure that has eluded the island for generations. In a breathless climax, they battle raging seas aboard a battered fishing vessel, forging a bond of courage that transcends fear. When the tempest finally breaks and dawn floods the harbor in golden light, both find that love and forgiveness can emerge triumphant even in the most dangerous waters.

Author’s Reflections

.Rosalind Brett describes Dangerous Waters as her homage to the wild beauty of coastal life and the redemptive power of love, inspired by her own sailing voyages and a belief that every heart can find calm after the storm.