Uncharted Passage

by Julie Cannon

Two women on a vacation that turns deadly face down one of nature's most ruthless killers--and find themselves falling in love.

Refusing to allow her absent lover to ruin her vacation in an exotic corner of Thailand, Emily Stone determines to set her private disappointment aside and enjoy herself--until a natural disaster strikes and turns her world upside down. Major Hayden Caldwell plans to escape the restrictions of her job for a rare few days of freedom when she and Emily are forced into the fight of their lives. Together, Hayden and Emily face death, disease, despair, and imminent death, and find in themselves and each other the strength to deny the tsunami two more victims. But can their intense bond survive outside of the extreme situation in which it was forged?

Uncharted Passage is the story of two women who face one of life's deadliest challenges and find their hearts forever changed.

Genres: Lesbian, LGBT, Lesbian Romance, Romance, Lesbian Fiction

234 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2008

About the author

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Julie Cannon is a native sun goddess born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. She is a corporate stiff by day and dreamer by night. She has nine romance novels and five short stories published by Bold Strokes Books. A recent transplant to Houston, Julie and her partner Laura live on the lake with their two kids, two dogs and a cat.

Reviews

[Amy · Rating 1 out of 5]

Like Fifty Shades, only with lesbians and without the BDSM. It reads like poorly written fan fiction. Who is going to be thinking about sex while clinging to a tree, having just survived a tsunami, death and destruction all around? No one, that's who. Stupid.

[Heidi · Rating 3 out of 5]

Wish the ending had a bit more to it. What happened next. I was left wondering. The scenes involving the tsunami and its immediate after effects were heartbreaking.

[Jamie (TheRebelliousReader) · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 stars. The beginning with the tsunami was intense but Hayden and Emily were way too horny for the danger they were in. It was ridiculous. The book actually got better after they were rescued. Emily was annoying as hell. I understood her stance on the military but she was so judgmental of Hayden. I never grew to like her. Hayden on the other hand I did like. She was a lot more nuanced of a character and I do love a woman in a uniform. The romance was pretty good. They had good chemistry together and I liked the ups and downs they went through. The ending felt abrupt but other than that this wasn't a bad read. Not anything memorable but it was fun for what it was.

[Mirtha Siblesz · Rating 5 out of 5]

Intense story

This was an intense story! The devastation from the tsunami was so intense and the way the two characters dealt with their survival and with their attraction was very well done. A great love story. Well done!

[Kris · Rating 3 out of 5]

Heard this author read in Ptown.