The Lighthouse Keeper's Algorithm
An MM Romance

About this book:

Arthur Vance has three weeks to automate a lighthouse that has beaten back the Atlantic for a century. Thomas "Mac" Wallace has spent twelve years keeping that light with his own two hands, and he intends to be the last man who does. Forced into close quarters on a wind-scoured rock six miles off the Maine coast, the polished tech CEO and the weather-beaten keeper circle each other like rival storms—Arthur armed with algorithms and deadlines, Mac with silence, salt-stained wool, and a bone-deep conviction that the sea cannot be coded.

But the tower’s spiral staircase is narrow, the winter nights are long, and the only heat comes from a cast-iron stove and the friction between them. As gales batter the lantern room and the installation deadline looms, Arthur discovers that Mac’s resistance isn't simple stubbornness—it's a language of duty written in scarred knuckles and sleepless vigils. And Mac finds that beneath Arthur’s tailored precision beats a heart that understands, better than anyone, the terror of being rendered obsolete.

In the glow of a dying Fresnel lens and the hum of a new world, two men who speak in different codes—one of torque and tide, the other of latency and logic—must decide if they’re building a future together or merely overseeing a demolition. *The Lighthouse Keeper’s Algorithm* is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers MM romance where the only thing more dangerous than the North Atlantic is the chance to stay.