Without Borders

In the deepest of jungles, one girl finds the path to her future. In the tradition of J. Lynn and Colleen Hoover, Amanda Heger takes readers into the rainforests for a life-affirming, life-changing adventure! Annie comes to Nicaragua to spend a month traversing the rainforest, visiting small villages to administer medical aid and teach local children something about sex education—complete with a plastic model of a uterus. She’ll be led there by her dear friend Marisol, and Marisol’s handsome, aloof doctor of a brother, Felipe. The family clinic has a mission to bring vaccinations and medical care to those too poor and too remote to otherwise receive it, and the nobility of this mission is not lost on the very serious, very focused Annie. That is, until she arrives at the airport, has a little too much to drink while waiting for her ride, and ends up kissing Felipe, without realizing who he is, and will be for the next month. With her best laid plans having fallen by the wayside, Annie now has a long trek through some of the most inhospitable parts on the planet. If she can survive the wildlife, the occasional guerilla with a rifle, and her own embarrassment, she will learn lessons that will guide her for the rest of her life. Funny, tender, and romantic, Annie and Felipe navigate a growing attraction for one another as they do their level best to achieve the most noble goal of all—to make a positive difference in the world.