Low Water

Low Water Alligator Cut, Book OneSloan Harlow left Gator Point at twenty with a duffel, a split lip, and a plane to Denver. She swore she would never sit another wake in that room.Eight years later her father is in the ground and the club still has his keys. The yard is in his name. The charter says it isn't. Cade "Wreck" Mercer is wearing the president strip that did not belong on him yet - the same man who kissed her in the wash bay the night before he told the table the club came first.Pike called her scared three weeks before the causeway. The report says low water. The letter in the slip says the yes next to Wreck is a forgery. Mother charter is already on the gravel. Crow knows the hand. The original is sewn where every man walked past it with a plate.Sloan is twenty-eight and not a guest. Cade is thirty-three and not forgiven. The heat is not gentle. The Cut does not do hymns. And when the rocker comes off the door, there is no plane left to catch.Book One of four. Ends on a cliff.