The Last Safe Place
Jenna Cole
Sloane Hart came to Tidefall Resort to vanish.
After a career-ending scandal, the top crisis manager in the city takes the only job that promises silence—an isolated luxury resort clinging to cliffs above a cold, brutal ocean. No cameras. No questions. No reminders of the one mistake that ruined her name.
Then the “accidents” start.
Rowan Vale, Tidefall’s head of security, has the instincts of a man who’s pulled people out of drowning water—and the scars of one rescue he didn’t get to finish. He doesn’t trust outsiders, and he definitely doesn’t trust a woman whose whole job is controlling the narrative. But when sabotage turns personal and Sloane becomes the next target, Rowan makes a decision he swore he’d never make again: he pulls her under his protection.
In his security cottage. Under his rules. Close enough to see every crack in his control.
As the storm season closes in and the resort’s polished façade begins to rot, Sloane and Rowan uncover a developer-backed deal that depends on chaos, silence, and one final tragedy. The closer they get to the truth, the harder it becomes to ignore what’s building between them—heat that feels like survival, trust that feels like jumping without a harness.
Because Rowan isn’t just guarding Sloane from a threat. He’s guarding her from the part of him that wants her—fully, fiercely, and without restraint.
And in a place where the ocean takes what it wants, falling in love might be the most dangerous move they’ve ever made.
