Beth Nolan's life isn't falling apart. That might be easier.Her beachfront bookstore is struggling, her own novels gather dust, and six comfortable years with the same man have begun to feel suspiciously like settling.Then Beth sees something impossible in Paradise Bay.A blond man rises from the water with a blue-green fin where his legs should be, looks straight at her... and waves.By lunchtime, she has almost convinced herself it was the migraine.Then he walks into her bookstore.On two perfectly ordinary legs.Landon is beautiful, mysterious, unexpectedly good with books, and far too interested in Beth for a man who refuses to explain where he came from. He remembers the things she writes. Notices the things everyone else overlooks. And whenever the questions get too close, he finds his way back to the sea.Beth should know better than to follow.But Paradise Bay has already shown her one impossible thing.She's beginning to wonder what else is waiting beneath the surface.

Beth Nolan's life isn't falling apart. That might be easier.Her beachfront bookstore is struggling, her own novels gather dust, and six comfortable years with the same man have begun to feel suspiciously like settling.Then Beth sees something impossible in Paradise Bay.A blond man rises from the water with a blue-green fin where his legs should be, looks straight at her... and waves.By lunchtime, she has almost convinced herself it was the migraine.Then he walks into her bookstore.On two perfectly ordinary legs.Landon is beautiful, mysterious, unexpectedly good with books, and far too interested in Beth for a man who refuses to explain where he came from. He remembers the things she writes. Notices the things everyone else overlooks. And whenever the questions get too close, he finds his way back to the sea.Beth should know better than to follow.But Paradise Bay has already shown her one impossible thing.She's beginning to wonder what else is waiting beneath the surface.

Beth Nolan's life isn't falling apart. That might be easier.Her beachfront bookstore is struggling, her own novels gather dust, and six comfortable years with the same man have begun to feel suspiciously like settling.Then Beth sees something impossible in Paradise Bay.A blond man rises from the water with a blue-green fin where his legs should be, looks straight at her... and waves.By lunchtime, she has almost convinced herself it was the migraine.Then he walks into her bookstore.On two perfectly ordinary legs.Landon is beautiful, mysterious, unexpectedly good with books, and far too interested in Beth for a man who refuses to explain where he came from. He remembers the things she writes. Notices the things everyone else overlooks. And whenever the questions get too close, he finds his way back to the sea.Beth should know better than to follow.But Paradise Bay has already shown her one impossible thing.She's beginning to wonder what else is waiting beneath the surface.