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seriously romantic: afraid to fall by sutton bishop

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sutton bishop's debut, afraid to fall, takes us to the ruins of ancient maya in guatemala. it's an archeological dig, and ari has joined up after her career and relationship almost imploded. a forensic anthropologist who is interested in mayan culture this expedition is the trip of a lifetime.

or it would be if the crazy sparks she shared with the expedition leader, luca didn't threaten to derail her focus. it's hard to hide their attraction from everyone on the team, and when ari runs into danger, luca knows that he will fight to save her no matter what. he's lost someone once, and he can't lose ari.

part indiana jones, part proof of life, this story will keep you on the edge of your seat while swooning. luca is a super dreamy hero and how he helps ari come into her own and heal is super sexy. and the setting, the way the author takes us to the unknown places of guatemala is really quite special. i loved seeing the mayan influence in the story.

**afraid to fall will publish on november 2, 2018. i received an advance reader copy courtesy of sutton bishop/next steps pr. in exchange for my honest review. keep reading for more information about the book.



ABOUT THE BOOK

Guatemala—a country rife with civil unrest, human and narco-trafficking, and looters of antiquity is the perfect backdrop for AFRAID TO FALL—a steamy story of romance, adventure, and suspense.

Needing a break from both her personal and professional life, forensic anthropologist Ariana Antony makes a spur-of-the-moment decision to join a research expedition in Guatemala’s Petén jungle.

Haunted by guilt, Dr. Luca Fierro is still healing from a tragic accident. His life revolves around research, teaching, and triathlons.

Until…

Ari and Luca first meet. Their attraction is explosive. It is also off-limits.

Can Ari lower her defenses and let Luca in? Can Luca heal his deep wounds and explore new territory with Ari?

What begins as a scientific adventure turns into a life-and-death struggle for survival, forcing them to explore and confront their demons and desires.

*** For Mature Audiences Only ***

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 Sutton Bishop enjoys having a foot in both worlds—real and make-believe. She’s been writing stories since she was a little girl, her imagination inspired by the rural meadows and woods of her childhood and her travels and life experiences. She has degrees in forensics and anthropology and a minor in world history. She lives in the Midwest with her husband, their four kids, and a passel of pets.
Afraid to Fall is Sutton’s debut romance.


     







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