Books like This side of paradise by Cheryl Wolverton
Jennifer Rose, a devoted teacher, undertakes a perilous flight to a Central American nation on the brink of revolution in order to rescue three orphaned children. After her plane crashes deep in the jungle, she must contend with harsh natural elements and the distrustful attitude of her pilot, Gage Dalton. As they struggle for survival, Jennifer confronts her feelings for the cynical man, while holding onto her faith that God will guide them to safety and each other.
First publish date: 2001
Genre: Christian Fiction/Christian Romance
Authors: Cheryl Wolverton
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