Undertow  SynopsisNora Calloway, an architect fleeing a broken engagement in Boston, returns to her hometown on the Maine coast after her mother's death to settle the estate — the crumbling lighthouse-keeper's house on Widow's Point. She plans to sell it and leave for good. Instead she finds she can't get equipment to the property without crossing land owned by Dominic Cole, the boatbuilder she left without a word ten years earlier, and whose father's boatyard sits right next door.Forced into each other's orbit — by a shared harbor-restoration grant committee, by grief, by unfinished history — Nora and Dominic circle the wreckage of what they once were. As she restores the house, she has to reckon with why she left, what it cost him to stay, and a set of her mother's old letters that reveal a connection between their families she never knew about. A hurricane, an ex-fiancé who won't quite let go, and a land dispute over the very gravel strip that started it all force both of them toward a choice: keep protecting themselves, or risk everything on each other, a second time.It's a passionate, intense contemporary romance about grief, home, and the particular danger of loving someone you already know how to lose.