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In at the Deep End

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In at the Deep End

By: Penelope Janu
Narrated by: Tayla Thomas
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Summary

What woman doesn't love a real-life hero? Harriet Scott, for one. The fiercely independent daughter of famous adventurers, she grew up travelling the world on the environmental flagship The Watch. So when Harriet's ship sinks in Antarctica and she has to be rescued by Commander Per Amundsen, an infuriatingly capable Norwegian naval officer and living breathing action hero, her world is turned upside down.

Like their namesakes, the original Scott and Amundsen who competed to reach the South Pole first, Per and Harriet have different ways of doing things. Per thinks Harriet is an accident waiting to happen; Harriet thinks Per is a control freak. But when Harriet realises that Per is the only one who can help her fund the new ship she desperately wants, she is forced to cooperate with him.

Per refuses to assist unless Harriet allows him to teach her to swim. But there is more to Harriet's terrible fear of water than meets the eye. Can Harriet face her fears and come to terms with the trauma and loss of her past?

©2017 Penelope Janu (P)2026 Bolinda Publishing
Action & Adventure Contemporary Genre Fiction Romantic Comedy Sea Adventures
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Critic Reviews

'If you like a strong, feisty heroine and an alpha male hero with a soft-side then, In at the Deep End is a must read.' (Lauren Keegan, author of All the Bees in the Hollows)
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