King of the Iron Coast

Marisol Vega swore she'd never come back to Port Bravos. Then her father died, and the man who runs the harbor paid for the casket. Tomás Ferreira remembers exactly what she looked like walking away twelve years ago, and exactly what he did the night after — nothing. He has a port to keep, an investigation to survive, and a warehouse Marisol inherited that sits right in the middle of his shipping lane. She has thirty days, a funeral to pay for, and a sister who won't take his money. They're not kids anymore. They're not strangers either. And the men moving up from the south are counting on both of them to still be pretending.