amazing

I've only just discovered Kendall's writing, and even though this isn't my trope, i wanted to listen anyway.
this journey of self-discovery, love. redemption and self-healing could not have been set in a more apt world as where kendall depicted.
the world building was beautiful, and the research regarding flora and fauna in Kakadu was vast and full of depth. to have a vital passenger with important information was a stroke of genius as it smoothes the way for plausibility.
although there were no real life-threatening accidents or incidents... apart from the obvious crash, I found the survival and constant testing of their minds. their nature and their adaptability was was so amazing about this book.
the little side mystery that kendall cleverly slipped in was yet another feasible reason behind the dilemma.
both H and h had pasts they had to come to terms with, and although their history was different from eachothers, the underlying tone was one that could resonate with either side of the tracks. although thete was sadness and angst in some places, there i also enjoyed some laughter and joy
the HEA came in a slightly different way that I perceived it would and just maflde their hardship all the sweeter.
I was half expecting the h to sell up and buy a house in a rural country .
Justine, I have listened to before with a different accent, and I like her about tone and inflections.
it takes a little getting used to the Australian accent, and sometimes she sounds like a cross between English and New Zealand . but I did get used to her and settled in to enjoy an amazing bush walk!!

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