Flower in the Desert

By: Lavender Parker

Narrated by: Mari Edwards

Left for dead in the middle of the vast, wild Grand Canyon, Ruby Lucas is losing the battle to survive. After days without food and very little water, Ruby's time is running out. Just as it looks like all is lost, a tall, dark stranger might be her only hope...

When Native American tracker Jase Rivers is called in by the FBI to help find a missing woman in the canyon, he doesn't have much hope he'll find her alive. However, as Jase quickly finds out, lovely and vibrant Ruby is full of surprises.

Ruby will have to rely on Jase if she wants to make it out of the canyon alive, but stoic, unflappable Jase doesn't realize how much he'll come to rely on Ruby as well. This unlikely couple might find that something beautiful can grow and flourish where least expected...

Flower in the Desert is a hot and steamy standalone novella complete with HEA.

©2014 Lavender Parker (P)2015 Lavender Parker

Sweet

Nice story about life and love. Sweet and enjoyable. I recommend and the narrator was very good keep the good work.

Mari is the GREATEST!!

I truly love her. She is the most amazing female narrator. This story was also absolutely perfect!!!

African American x Indigenous American romance

this is a short but solid romance. the reader takes a little getting used to, but it's worth it. pretty steamy. not weird or fetishy about race, which is always a plus.

The Connection Between Ruby and Jace

I listened to this audiobook because of the narrator (Mari) is always phenomenal. But the story drew me in ... I really appreciated the strength and determination of Ruby Rose to survive being left in the desert. I loved that her rescuers (Jace) pursued and found her. The connection between them was beautiful.

Boring

This has to be the most boring story ever told. I couldn't even finish it.

don't waste the credit.