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Protector's Promise
Protector’s Promise
is a heartfelt coastal romance set against the breathtaking backdrop of Coral Bay where passion, purpose and the tides of change collide...
When ex-marine Jack Taylor joins the local coastal rescue team, he’s searching for peace but finds purpose in saving lives from the unpredictable sea.
Marine biologist Emma Robinson has just arrived to study the reef and protect it from looming development threats.
Their worlds meet during a stormy rescue and sparks begin to fly.
And as environmental pressures mount and community tensions rise, Jack and Emma are drawn together by a shared commitment to protecting the bay they both love.
But when a powerful developer threatens everything they’ve fought for, they must navigate heartbreak, danger and growing feelings that refuse to be ignored.
A sweeping tale of resilience, love and environmental justice, Protector’s Promise is a story of finding connection in the eye of a storm... and discovering that sometimes the strongest promises are made with the heart.
When ex-marine Jack Taylor joins the local coastal rescue team, he’s searching for peace but finds purpose in saving lives from the unpredictable sea.
Marine biologist Emma Robinson has just arrived to study the reef and protect it from looming development threats.
Their worlds meet during a stormy rescue and sparks begin to fly.
And as environmental pressures mount and community tensions rise, Jack and Emma are drawn together by a shared commitment to protecting the bay they both love.
But when a powerful developer threatens everything they’ve fought for, they must navigate heartbreak, danger and growing feelings that refuse to be ignored.
A sweeping tale of resilience, love and environmental justice, Protector’s Promise is a story of finding connection in the eye of a storm... and discovering that sometimes the strongest promises are made with the heart.
117 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 23, 2025
About the author
Dean Foley
5 books1 followerDean Foley is a respected educator, author and community development advocate committed to creating lasting positive impacts.
Born in Brisbane and raised in Gunnedah (Kamilaroi roots), Dean’s work draws deeply on First Nations wisdom and his commitment to sustainable community development.
With a Master’s degree in Marketing from Queensland University of Technology and currently undertaking advanced research at La Trobe University, Dean founded Barayamal (non-profit), which focuses on making a positive difference through First Nations entrepreneurship. Additionally, he also leads the Community News Hub Aboriginal Corporation, dedicated to authentic Indigenous storytelling and independent journalism.
In academia, Dean serves as an Online Learning Advisor at Swinburne Online (via OES) where he actively supports inclusive education shaped by Indigenous knowledge and perspectives.
His significant contributions in both community and educational sectors have garnered international recognition and numerous awards.
Born in Brisbane and raised in Gunnedah (Kamilaroi roots), Dean’s work draws deeply on First Nations wisdom and his commitment to sustainable community development.
With a Master’s degree in Marketing from Queensland University of Technology and currently undertaking advanced research at La Trobe University, Dean founded Barayamal (non-profit), which focuses on making a positive difference through First Nations entrepreneurship. Additionally, he also leads the Community News Hub Aboriginal Corporation, dedicated to authentic Indigenous storytelling and independent journalism.
In academia, Dean serves as an Online Learning Advisor at Swinburne Online (via OES) where he actively supports inclusive education shaped by Indigenous knowledge and perspectives.
His significant contributions in both community and educational sectors have garnered international recognition and numerous awards.
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