Docked by Jason Collins

HUNTER:

Nothing’s worse than being falsely accused of a crime you didn’t commit, especially when it leaves your life in ruins. Now I’m rebuilding mine with nothing but my catamaran. Life as a tour guide is predictable, but I’m professional with my passengers and keep my distance—except when my gorgeous client Cameron doesn’t keep his.

With Cameron, I’m anything but professional.

He has his own trauma, but we click fast. As soon as I decide to follow him home to Seattle, a shadow from my past shows up to haunt me. The longer I stay with Cameron, the more danger I know he’s in. Leaving would break both our hearts, but I won’t pull him under with me.

CAMERON:

No one else survived the boating accident—just me. That was two years ago, and open waters have terrified me ever since. Now that therapy has me making bold choices, I arrange a boating tour with Hunter and put the gruff captain in charge of my fears. When we’re blown off course, Hunter and I get a lot closer.

But it’s more than that: I conquer my demons out on the water.

Hunter’s good for me, and I invite the tall and rugged sailor to my home in Seattle. Just when I start to heal, a bitter face from Hunter’s past cuts into our bliss. Fresh starts are rare, and men like Hunter are even rarer. I’m falling in love, but I’m afraid his past won’t let him go.