The Last Decompression Stop
A Romantic Suspense Novel

About this book:

At nine hundred feet below the storm-lashed North Sea, Jack Reid is on his final shift—trapped in a pressurized steel tube no bigger than a delivery van, breathing helium-thick air that turns his voice into a squeak. The only thing keeping him steady is Laura Callahan, the dive supervisor topside, whose steady voice carries across miles of umbilical cable. For three years they’ve shared a silent, sizzling attraction, buried beneath professional respect and a company rulebook that forbids it.

Then the sabotages begin. A tampered valve. A corrupted gas mix. A hydraulic line slashed with a pipe wrench. Suddenly Jack’s routine dive becomes a fight for survival inside a diving bell with failing life support, while a North Sea gale traps the *Deep Horizon* above. Laura must race to uncover a traitor in her own crew before Jack’s next breath is his last—and before the pressure, both inside the chamber and between them, becomes too much to bear.

In the unforgiving dark of the abyss, one wrong move means explosive decompression, drowning, or worse. As trust erodes and the storm closes in, Jack and Laura must decide what they’re willing to risk—not just to survive the dive, but to finally surface together. *The Last Decompression Stop* is a white-knuckle romantic suspense novel where love and danger collide at three hundred atmospheres.