The Tidekeeper

A lighthouse in the middle of nowhere. A dense fog. And a guardian from the deep with far too many dexterous limbs...

1959, Lake Superior. Noah's first posting as a lighthouse keeper was supposed to be quiet—just him, the beacon, and miles of water. Then the fog rolls in…and a voice answers when he sings. A man steps out of the mist with nothing but lake water running down his skin. One storm-tossed night becomes tender confessions, careful hands, and a secret below the waves. He's the Tidekeeper, a guardian who heard Noah calling.

As the weather turns feral, so does their pull—safety melting into surrender, devotion sealed with a mark that feels like a vow.

Expect: forced proximity, protective monster, worshipful heat, and an ocean-soft HEA—spicy on the page.