The Harbor Song

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Some debts are paid in hours. Some in everything.

Ninety years ago, Vivienne Morrow walked out of a Southie bar with her head high and a promise unspoken. She built a house on Beacon Hill, then a nest, then an empire. She now holds the Chair of the Council, and every Elder who ever called her a seamstress answers to her.

Phelan never left. He tends the lines under three miles of South Boston, serves a pint to anyone who asks, and can't tell a lie, which has made ninety years of silence very loud.

When a creature chained beneath the harbor since the colonies breaks loose, the old lines scream and the old arrangements come due. The Court sends a summons with Phelan's name on it. The Hill's ground book shows a column headed paid that's still empty. And the Fallen Response Unit, new to Boston and short a friend, comes looking for a liaison.

Viv and Phelan are the only two left who remember the sawdust on Broadway. They are also the two least able to say what happened between them.

Tropes & content include: second chance at love, ninety years late · grief and duty · vampire heroine, fae hero · he cannot tell a lie · present-day Boston · crosses paths with The Fallen Response Unit

Series note: Book 3 of the Ask Me Again trilogy and the answer to the question. Start with Piecework. Then Blackthorn. Also available in paperback, or get all three eBooks in the Ask Me Again eBook Bundle.

A slow-burn urban fantasy about grief, duty, and the song you can't stop singing under your breath, The Harbor Song is Book 3 of the Ask Me Again series, a love story that is finally old enough to be honest.