The Perils of the Amazon Reveal the Depths of the Heart's Entanglements... Emily Winslow meets James Parker, the man who tried to save her brother's life in the trenches of France in World War I, and she and her family feel deeply indebted to him. They offer to help him in any way they can to get a new start after recovering from his own wounds. By the time the family is confronted with the surprising truth of what actually happened on that distant battlefield, Emily has fallen in love with James. Overwhelmed by bitterness and the betrayal of her love, Emily throws herself into her writing career. When an opportunity comes to travel deep into the Amazon rain forest and record the life of an isolated tribe of headhunters, she readily accepts the challenge. But all of her inner turmoil * with a vengeance when Ian Marlowe walks into her life. Is Emilys faith strong enough to sustain her Can she trust her heart this time around
Set against Western Front and Scramble for Africa, 1881–1914, the story extends the Winslow genealogy through a specific phase of American or global history, using Christian conversion, family inheritance and romantic loyalty as its principal interpretive framework.
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