Force of Nature by Skye WarrenMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
June Porter is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer headed to Mauritania on a research assignment for the Biology Department at Oxford.
Carter Morelli, a Jack of all trades who serves as a biology professor at Oxford, has been commissioned by the department to pilot June’s plane and accompany her on the wildlife expedition to the deserts of Africa.
With her cheerful disposition and genuinely sweet demeanor, June immediately embeds herself under his skin. When they crash land into a deserted jungle island, the James Bond superhero feels responsible for keeping June safe.
After their not-so-accidental crash landing, June learns that there is more - much more - to the botanist. As if that’s not enough, they soon discover the jungle has eyes.
The sizzling chemistry is there from the first pages and only intensifies the farther they trek into the jungle. Moreover, I was so caught up in this unique storyline, as in completely invested, that I finished in two sittings. As a painfully slow reader, that’s telling!! I can’t wait to see what’s next for this unlikely trio when Natural Disaster releases.
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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