In Too Deep
About this eBook
Weeks after the first Roosevelt treasure cache was discovered, the Grand Canyon has become a madhouse. Reckless treasure hunters swarm the park and a young college student dies. For Dr. Meg Lewis, the chaos hits close to home. She came to the park to stitch up cuts and wrap sprains—not dive back into a world of live-or-die medical drama, a world that cost her everything….
Ranger Director and widower Noah Wilde, has spent years keeping everyone at arm's length, terrified that loving again will only lead to grief. He's not about to let any more deaths happen on his watch.
When another group becomes trapped in the dangerous Tapeats cave system, Noah assembles a rescue team with Meg as medical officer. But what they find underground isn't an accident. Someone has been systematically sabotaging expeditions, turning the caves into death traps—and now the rescue team itself is the target.
As floodwaters rise and the cave ceiling collapses, their enemy hunts them through the darkness: a man out for revenge. With no communication, no backup, and innocent lives hanging in the balance, Meg must push past her past to figure out how to save lives and Noah must find a way out…or watch someone else he loves die. Get ready to hold your breath.
Perfect for readers who crave pulse-pounding suspense with their romance, IN TOO DEEP delivers heart-stopping cave rescues, life-or-death medical drama, and electric tension between two wounded souls who must trust each other to survive.
Summer Rangers
Book 1: Over the Edge
Book 2: In Too Deep
Book 3: Nothing But Air
About the author
Susan May Warren is the USA Today bestselling author of over 100 novels with more than 1.5 million books sold, including the Global Search and Rescue and the Montana Rescue series. Winner of a RITA Award and multiple Christy and Carol Awards, as well as the HOLT Medallion and numerous Readers' Choice Awards, Susan makes her home in Minnesota. Visit her at www.susanmaywarren.com.
Tari Faris is author of the Home to Heritage and Restoring Heritage series. While she makes her home in the desert of the Southwest, her heart remains in the small town of Michigan. Tari is the 2023 Mentor of the year and 2017 Genesis winner. She has a deep passion for the National Parks and has visited over thirty in her lifetime and is not done yet. Visit her at www.tarifaris.com.
