Cole Morrissey: A near-death experience is just another Monday when you're a crab fisherman, but my black cloud would make anyone nervous, let alone my husband. Morgan begged me to stay home this year, but I only have one rule in our marriage: I go where you go. It's a decision that ruins us.
What happened broke me. I hurt the people I love, and I don't know how to stop. That's why I pushed Morgan away, and abandoned everyone else. But Morgan won't let me go so easily, and I love him too much to let him drown with me.
Why can’t he see that I’m not worth saving?
Morgan Morrissey: When I vowed until death do us part, I meant it. Cole can kick me out and break my heart, but I won't let him throw away our marriage.
Somewhere inside the stranger I no longer recognize is the boy who chased away the darkness after my parents died. I’ll save him from himself, whether he wants me to or not. Why else would I follow him onto the same one-hundred-foot crab boat I told him not to go on after he asked for a divorce?
But man is no match for the Bering Sea, and if we're not careful, death will keep our vows before Cole can break them.
Contains mature themes.