Tilly has one year to live and a ticket for a cruise around the world. She plans to see everything, drink too much whiskey, and finally stop worrying about what people think.
That last part gets easier when she meets Ian: an older, devastatingly handsome former doctor who looks at her like she still has a lifetime ahead of her. Then there’s West, the tattooed neighbor who gets under her skin, and Hiro, the bartender who knows exactly how she likes her drinks...and how to make her forget her troubles.
When a woman dies at dinner, everyone assumes the obvious. This is a ship full of terminally ill passengers, after all. But Tilly saw something she can’t explain, and the closer she gets to the truth, the less she knows about the men she’s let close.
She wanted to see the world before she died. Now she has to survive the voyage.
For readers who like their romance steamy, their murder mysteries twisty, and their heartbreak served with a little dark humor. Funny, sensual, and heartbreaking, Port Mortem is a story about grief, the courage to keep going, and all the messy, glorious joy life can hold. Even at the end.