Quarry And Quarrel

The water remembers who it belongs to. So does he.

For six years, hydrologist Delphine Voss has broken the law to swim in the deep, emerald waters of an isolated limestone quarry. It used to belong to her father, before it was stolen by a rival family and drove him to ruin. She thinks her secret is safe. She is wrong.

Silas Thatcher, the scarred and rigidly controlled current owner, has watched her every single time. He has memorized her strokes, left her towels, and silently bolted safety an...