I loved that they were both pushed outside their comfort zones. The attraction and sexual tension between these two was palpable from the moment they met (which was hilarious, by the way). He’s dedicated and passionate and genuinely wants to help people. Brooding, sexy Felipe makes a great love interest. The month is full of ups and downs, scary situations, and a lot of lessons and growth. She needs something that will make her med school r ésum é stand out, so she travels to Nicaragua to join some old friends - native Nicaraguans - on a month-long medical brigade. She’s smart and driven, relatable, and caring. I’ve never had much interest in visiting Central America, but it’s still fun to travel vicariously, and I'm so glad I accepted Without Borders for review because I loved it.Īnnie is a great main character. If you visit my blog often, you’ll know I have a wicked, never-ending case of wanderlust and a desire to travel.but that desire is contained mostly to Canada, Europe, and the US. When Ms Heger contacted me and asked if I’d be interested in reviewing Without Borders and possibly featuring it on Wanderlust Wednesday, I was intrigued. Their comfort zones they are willing to go-both for their work and for Ideas and cultures clash, Annie and Felipe must decide how far outside A flame that makes him question all his preconceived notions. Smile fan the embers of a flame Felipe didn’t realize he’d beenĬarrying. Old crush, Annie, shows up to volunteer, her killer curves and kind

Judgments about his practice and the people he cares for. “volun-tourists” may keep his family’s medical clinic afloat, but Dr.įelipe Gutierrez doesn’t have to like them. Remembers, and who also happens to be the doctor in charge of the trip. Medical supplies won’t help her deal with her new feelings forįelipe-her best friend's older brother, who's much hotter than she Steps off the plane, Annie realizes her bug spray, feeble Spanish, and The “accepted” pile at a top tier medical school. With any luck, it will also land her application in Out mosquito nets, giving medical aid, and teaching children about theīirds and the bees. Annie London, a month in a Central American rainforest means handing

Without Borders by Amanda Heger