Elizabeth Lowell

Cynthia Ryan makes her way through the dangerous Andean Cloud Forest with the help of guide Trace Rawlings--a callous man she despises--and as they forage deeper into the forest, she can no longer deny the passion that flares between them. Reissue.

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Olivia

this book has a crazy bananas plot point I was not expecting and it hit me in the gut because OF COURSE it would have a crazy bananas plot point. It’s not like traveling through the jungle is already crazy! 

The beginning was a little rough for me but once it got going, it more than made up for it. Trace is an ass who’s emotionally constipated and Cynthia is a stubborn heroine with a chip on her shoulder. Combine the two and we get the signature Lowell angst. This is only my second Lowell so I don’t know how Trace ranks compared to her other hero’s, but he’s less of an ass than Ethan from “Too Hot To Handle” if that’s any help (it probably doesn’t help at all though because I think every hero is less of an ass than Ethan, still love him though because I’m a sucker for assholes).

I honestly don’t think I’m ever going to read a book she’s written that I don’t love to bits and pieces. Pick this one up if your a fan of assholes who fall head over heels for heroines who are swoon worthy!

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