Imagine traveling deep into the Amazon Jungle, where every step is a struggle through thick undergrowth, any rock or tree may mask a venomous creature and somewhere, at some time, you will run up against a mysterious Ebola-like Hemorrhagic Fever.River of Desire tells the tale of Leah Roberts, a reporter on assignment in Peru, who hires professional guide, Dylan Hart, to escort her into the Amazon jungle on the trail of a deadly disease. On the river, Leah and Dylan encounter treacherous rapids and carnivorous creatures, but what they fear most is the attraction growing between them. Their travels finally lead them to a reclusive doctor who holds the answer to the sudden appearance of the lethal viral strain.Don’t expect the ordinary when you begin a trip down the River of Desire. So, hop on board the boat and take a thrilling, sometimes life threatening, but always action-packed ride down the mighty Amazon with Leah and Dylan, who face daunting adventures, but know that love is the most amazing adventure of all.
I didn’t really know what to expect when I started reading
this book. I haven’t read many romance novels, and I was a little worried that
it was going to be super cheesy and turn me away from it. I am a big fan of
J.K. Winn’s other novels, so when I was approached to review this one, I couldn’t
turn it down.
I was not disappointed. River of Desire has an interesting
and action filled plot that keeps you turning the page.
The chemistry between Leah and Dylan makes the read even
more enjoyable as well. They work well together, and their dialogue flows
really well and never becomes boring. You can tell that their attraction is
growing throughout the novel and it is only a matter of time before they end up
together, but that is about the only predictable thing in the book.
I did not expect it to turn into a deep novel with stories
about family lines and war. It came out of the blue, but was written to fit
perfectly into the story.
The action will keep you on the edge of your seat, and the
relationship between Dylan and Leah gives it a nice soft side.
Fans of romance novels will surely enjoy it.
4/5 Stars
