The Last Blue Night is a tender, atmospheric sapphic romance about coming home to the places-and the people-you thought you'd lost for good.

Eight years ago, Isla Reyes left San Amaro Key in a rush of shame, anger, and hurt she never learned how to name. Now she's back as a marine biologist brought in to assess the island's fragile coastline-and she fully intends to keep her distance from both the town and the past.

Then a storm rolls in.

And with it: Tessa Quinn, a sharp-tongued local photographer with a soft heart, a camera that sees too much, and a talent for standing exactly where Isla doesn't want to look.

As Isla's environmental investigation uncovers illegal dredging, sabotage, and pressure from powerful landowners, the emotional fault lines she's spent years ignoring begin to crack. Family secrets resurface. Old wounds reopen. And the woman she once pushed away is suddenly the only person who understands how much this fight costs her.

Forced together by community crises, late-night strategy sessions, and a storm that hits much closer to home than either of them expects, Isla and Tessa have to face the night everything broke-and decide whether they're willing to build something new in its place.

Can you really come home after burning every bridge? And what if the person waiting on the other side of the last blue night is the one you never stopped wanting?

The Last Blue Night is the third book in The Saltwater Line Series, a connected sapphic romance series set on the Florida coast. Perfect for readers who love:

• Slow-burn WLW romance with deep emotional payoff


• Hurt/comfort, stormy nights, and soft mornings after


• Estranged siblings finding their way back to each other


• Strong, stubborn women who learn to stay


• Coastal small-town settings that feel like home

Each book follows a different couple and is best enjoyed in order as the women of San Amaro Key untangle their pasts, fight for their future, and discover that they deserve people who stay.