Beth Ciotta

Into the Wild

The McGraws (book 2)

This is one call she can’t resist…

When River Kane\’s fiancé abandons her at the altar for being too conventional, she\’s heartbroken. But everything changes when her estranged archaeologist father sends her his journal—filled with cryptic maps and a note indicating he\’s in mortal danger. Worried, River faces her greatest fears and flies to the Amazon to find him. But she needs a guide. Someone completely unlike danger-seeker Spenser McGraw.

A charismatic treasure hunter who thrives on risk, Spenser hosts the popular TV show Into the Wild, dedicated to locating lost treasures and mythical icons. But River\’s father\’s life depends on discretion, and too-sexy Spenser is all about publicity. Forced to team up, they embark on a jungle adventure ripe with temptation and danger…ultimately discovering a hidden treasure that could alter history—and a steamy love neither expected.



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Praise for Into the Wild

Random Reviews

Reminiscent of Romancing the Stone and Indiana Jones, Ciotta has an exciting story with humor, sex, romance, mystery and a to-die-for hero. Wonderful characters and a delightful adventure that readers can participate in without ever leaving home.

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This was such a well written book! I love that the author does lots of research so that her story lines are very believable. River and Spenser, the main characters are both a delight! This is a great followup to her first book, Out of Eden. I could not put this one down!!!!

Amazon Reader Review

…an adventurous read with humor, passion, romance, and a hunky adventurer. A unique tale that will keep you interested and intrigued…

Coffee Time Romance

Once again Ciotta writes a book that's a combination of sizzling romance, fun, and humor--plus a whole lot of adventure! The scenes between the hero and heroine were romantic and the sexual tension was perfectly written...

Barnes and Noble Reader Review