No Safe Harbor

She kept the records. He follows the rules. The rules are about to change.

Declan Pierce believes in the law with near-religious conviction. The career DOJ prosecutor has built cases against three major criminal enterprises—all successful, all by the book. When rumors of an off-the-books covert unit reach the Attorney General, Declan is sent to Blossom Springs with authority to shut them down or legitimize them. He expects to find vigilantes playing hero.

Wren Callahan has been invisible her whole life. The town records clerk started noticing irregularities nine years ago—property transfers that made no sense, permits that shouldn't exist, meetings that never happened. She's been quietly maintaining a private archive ever since, waiting for someone she could trust with evidence that implicates the most powerful people in town.

Including the beloved philanthropist everyone admires. The man who built half of Blossom Springs. The architect of decades of corruption, hiding in plain sight.

Declan has spent his career believing the system works if you work it properly. Wren's archive proves that sometimes the system is the problem. Trusting him with her life's work means trusting an institution that has failed her town for decades. Believing her means questioning everything he's built his career on.

When the final piece falls into place and retaliation explodes, Declan must choose between the law he serves and the justice Blossom Springs deserves. Some harbors were never safe. Some rules were made to break.