In Too Deep – Susan May Warren

Noah ran his hand over her back in slow circles. Just the idea of it—her alone and terrified on cold tile—had him wanting to lift her into his arms and hold her forever. “No, Andy found me huddled on the floor in the bathroom.” She let out a bitter laugh. “He stayed with me.

Missed his opportunity to network with the hospital’s biggest benefactors. He was furious.” The muscles in Noah’s arms tightened. Yup. He detested Andy without even meeting him. Wanted to punch him. “He broke up with you?” “Not that night. He waited a few days, let me think everything was fine. Then it was ‘Maybe you need to get your life together first,’ and ‘We can try again when you’re more stable.’” She mimicked his voice, dripping with condescension.

“So when the opportunity to work at the canyon came available, I took the job.” “Meg—” “Didn’t have a panic attack for two whole years.” She looked at him, her gaze direct. Her eyes were bright in the lamplight. “Two years of perfect control.” “What changed?” “Last month when you walked in with blood on your shirt, that day after the rescue.

It wasn’t your blood but seeing someone I lo—care about with blood all over them that seemed to trigger them again. And now I’m right back where I⁠—” Noah’s boot squelched as he shifted his weight. He glanced down. Water covered the floor where he was standing, ankle deep. It didn’t just fill the pool by the entrance anymore. Now it was spreading across the uneven stone and advancing slowly but steadily toward where Meg knelt with Alex.

The explosion must have shifted the path of the spring. And now the water had nowhere to go. The explosion had sealed the only outlet. And the cave was getting more water from the fissures in the ceiling. And it was rising. Measurably rising. “Meg.” His voice came out sharp and urgent. “We need to move. Now.” She followed his gaze to the water lapping less than a foot away from Alex’s boots.

Even in the dim light, her face went notably pale. “We’re in too deep. We have to get to higher ground.” Noah was already pulling equipment from his pack, his hands moving fast.

I loved every minute of this fast-paced adventure! Definitely hit a point where I just couldn’t stop! I loved how faith-filled this story is. It’s messy and hard, but our characters learn they can depend on God while they’re going through it. It’s not easy for either of them and it makes the ending that much sweeter. ALYSSA, GOODREADS I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Meg and Noah had to overcome their brokenness to make their relationship work. The pair also needed to learn to rely on God and His goodness.

The action and adventure in this book had me glued to the pages and in one case holding my breath. JEANLOVES2READ, GOODREADS I got sucked into the story right away, and agonized with Meg and Noah as they both feel like they’re not enough, too broken for anyone to love. There are some great insights on trust, love, and letting God use brokenness to bring beauty.

MARGARET, GOODREADS In Too Deep is a wonderful adventure novel that will have readers glued to the pages and keep flipping late into the night. KELLY, GOODREADS OceanofPDF.com IN TOO DEEP OceanofPDF.com SUMMER RANGERS | BOOK 2 SUSAN MAY WARREN TARI FARIS OceanofPDF.com In memory of my grandfather Virgil Kingsley, who not only served as a ranger for many summers but also instilled a generational love for national parks. ~Tari OceanofPDF.com The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. JOHN 1:5 (NIV) OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Epilogue A Note from Tari About Susan May Warren About Tari Faris Connect with Sunrise Summer Rangers OceanofPDF.com ONE The Grand Canyon hadn’t had an earthquake in more than thirty years, and yet it just had to choose the last day of June to wake up and say hello.

Just seven days after the gold discovery went viral, turning the canyon into a treasure-hunting free-for-all with two chests still hidden somewhere in the national park. So, great timing. Noah Wilde yanked his ranger cap lower as his boots crunched over sunbaked gravel. He approached the Tapeats Cave system with practiced steps, though his shoulders were tighter than usual.

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