Undertow: Building Sanctuary, Book Two (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
Simone picked up a jagged piece of broken wood and bit her lip, unsure of what to say. The boat had been his home, a private place on an island that had far too few of them. “I’m so sorry.” “It was a boat.” His voice sounded tired. “I’ll buy a new one.” She dropped the wood and turned to him. “It wasn’t just a boat. It was yours. Part of you.” “So was my car,” he retorted, and this time at least the words held a little bit of humor. “That’s my baby Slim’s driving around in now. We have things. We lose them. You don’t live this long without learning things never matter.” “Not like people matter,” she agreed, smoothing her hand over his collar. “You’re safe, and that’s what’s important.” “We’re safe.” He leaned down and kissed her forehead. “I’ll just buy an even nicer boat to make myself feel better.” “What do we do with this one?
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