Impending Dawn — Eve Hathaway

…he still remembers being Tomßs. He still remembers that he loves me." - Mila WILL SHE STAY OR WILL SHE GO? Mila and the others navigate their way through the dense Yucatan jungle, enduring hunger and thirst. With help from fate - or perhaps some godly being - they are able to survive to get back to civilization. While they are enduring the hurricane that hits the jungle, the same hurricane also wreak havoc on her home and nearby towns and cities. This makes her family evacuate for safety, leaving the house vacant when Mila reaches home. And she realizes that she is free to return to Boston, but only at a price: her family, and Tomas. Is it one that she is willing to pay? And will she let Tomas go? If you wish to read more, download now! BONUS PREVIEW IF YOU BUY THIS BOOK! EXCERPT "Huh, I guess the jungle does listen," Tim said. Mila was already wrapping leaves into cones, the way Tim had done the day before. Now that they were no longer under the thick foliage of the jungle, they got drenched quickly, and it wasn't long before they all pressed against each other, back-to-back, trying to stay warm and collect as much water as they could. The rain tasted metallic and warm, but it was liquid, and they were parched. They stayed where they were while the rain poured down around them, drinking as soon as they managed to collect a full "cup" of water, even though they were no longer thirsty. Even though Mila didn't think their bodies could actually hold onto the water-they were not camels, after all-and even though Tim confirmed to her that, short of catching and recycling their sweat and the moisture they lost through breathing, the water would just pass out of them, she still felt compelled to drink. Feast and famine, she thought, as she drank down her third cup. And then she saw him-Tomßs, standing on the road. She startled, and scrambled to her feet. She didn't know what she would say or do once she reached him. But the long grass hid tough tendrils, and h