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Hearts Beneath Black Water

Hearts Beneath Black Water

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Hearts Beneath Black Water

Where secrets drown and danger stalks, only love can keep them afloat.

Savannah, 1860.

Joseph “Tru” McCormack never intended to return home. A year at law school in New York promised him a different life, far from the shadow of his family’s lawman legacy. But when duty calls him back to Georgia, Tru finds himself entangled once more in the past—hauling freight, repairing fences, and crossing paths with the one woman he thought he’d left behind.

Beth Roundtree has changed since their childhood quarrels. Lovely, sharp, and fiercely loyal, she carries a burden of her own: troubling questions about the wealth her father built after a long-ago robbery that nearly cost him his life. When whispers of betrayal resurface, Beth finds herself torn between loyalty to her father and the attraction rekindling between her and Tru.

But danger is closing in.

Escaped convict Carl Rowe has returned to Savannah, driven by vengeance and secrets buried in black water. As Tru and Beth are hunted through swamps and shadows, survival will depend on trust, courage, and a love strong enough to withstand the truth.

Beneath the moss, beneath the guns, beneath the black water… beats the truth of their hearts.

Book Details

Short Hook
When an escaped convict returns to Savannah seeking vengeance, childhood rivals Tru and Beth are drawn together by a dangerous secret buried in the black waters of the Georgia swamps.
Publication Status
Available Now
Publication / Expected Publication Date
September 19, 2025
ISBN
979-8266243705
Book Type
Fiction
Intended Audience
All Ages

Discovery Details

Time Period
Reconstruction/Post–Civil War
Geographic Setting
United States — South
Specific Setting
Savannah, Georgia

Series Information

Is this book part of a series?
No

Reader Guidance

Language
None
Sexual Content
Romance/Kissing Only
Violence
Mild
Faith & Spiritual Content
None
Mature Themes
Death/Grief, War/Combat

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