Pull Me Under
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
She's always been his enemy.
He's never wanted her more…
The second in a gritty, emotional, small-town romance series set on the windswept Cornish coast, where the waves may crash—but hearts begin to heal.
The question isn’t whether I want to stay. The question is whether they’ll let me.
After Brynn Trelawney’s family left Sea Salt Bay under a cloud of scandal, she never thought she’d return. Now, twenty years later, she’s back, hoping to find belonging in the place she once called home.
For as long as Jude Harding can remember, his father has blamed the Trelawneys for things Jude doesn’t understand. But as he grows closer to Brynn, Jude starts to question where the truth really lies. He should keep his distance, but his attraction to Brynn is as dangerous as the pull of the tide…
Tropes:
Enemies to loversForbidden loveGrumpy sunshineSmall-town romance
Pull Me Under is the second in a 3-book series delivering romantic escape with real-world grit, but can be read as a standalone.
Readers ADORE Pull Me Under:
'This is seriously not one to miss out on!!! (Tissues at the ready!)' ★★★★★
'You'll fall in love with the people, the setting, and the storylines. If I could visit Sea Salt Bay right now, I absolutely would!' ★★★★★
'The emotional rollercoaster this book took me on was something else!' ★★★★★
'The perfect amount of emotion and magic leading into a raw and moving ending' ★★★★★
'A brilliant book – would definitely recommend' ★★★★★
'Absolutely fantastic … I just couldn't put it down' ★★★★★
'Sea Salt Bay, is somewhere I'd love to be, and the characters are like old friends' ★★★★
'I live for second chances … If you like small town romance and juicy secrets then this book is for you' ★★★★
About the author
Anna Bloom writes emotionally immersive women’s fiction with romantic depth and a strong sense of place. Her work explores themes of identity, belonging, and healing through love. Based in the UK, she draws inspiration from real coastal villages and the complexities of modern womanhood.