Slick And Sunder. Undertow Sins, #51

There is a depth below which rescue becomes irrelevant. You stop counting the fathoms. You stop looking up. You learn to breathe in the dark, and you call the drowning love. Paloma Cross is a federal safety inspector with a singular mission: dismantle the negligent offshore oil company that killed her father. When she boards Platform Leviathan, a decaying rig deep in the Gulf of Mexico, she is fully prepared to shut it down and destroy its operator, Killian Dune.
Killian is a stubborn, morally grey survivor clinging to his family's ruined legacy and hiding a crushing guilt of his own. He sees Paloma as a threat to everything he has left-until the Gulf decides to test them both. When a catastrophic Category 2 hurricane slams into the platform, cutting off all communication and power, the rig begins to flood and leak crude oil. Trapped in a claustrophobic, sinking metal cage, the line between enemy and ally washes away.
To survive the howling winds and rising saltwater, Paloma and Killian are forced to rely on each other. As the danger escalates and the steel groans under the pressure, their toxic suspicion ignites into a fierce, desperate attraction that is just as deadly as the storm outside. In a world stripped down to salt, blood, and survival, they will discover that the real threat isn't the hurricane-it's what they are willing to do for each other.