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Outrun the Rain

The Storm Boys Series, Book 1

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Outrun the Rain

By: N.R. Walker
Narrated by: Glen LLoyd
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Tully Larson has loved tropical storms since he was a kid and spent his summers with his dad in the wilds of Kakadu National Park. He's happiest outdoors, a rough and ready kind of guy who loves the power of Mother Nature and chasing the thrill of electrical storms every chance he gets.

Jeremiah Overton, a fulminologist from Melbourne, chases storms for a whole different reason. Lightning has shaped his entire life and he's driven to study it, to understand it, so heading to Kakadu in the middle of the storm season is a logical thing to do. After all, the Top End is the lightning capital of Australia.

Tully wasn't sure how a week at his remote bunker with an academic type would pan out. And Jeremiah didn't expect much from the storm-chasing cowboy who volunteered to take him.

But both men know all too well that when opposites attract, lightning strikes.

©2023 N.R. Walker (P)2023 N.R. Walker Action & Adventure Romance
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An amazing story. Walker has created Great characters that are believable, funny and endearing. I love larrikin Tully and his sense of humour!

Love the Aussie larrikin characters

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This book has such a unique storyline and was quite compelling. Outback Australian setting added to the drama and intrigue. The characters were great with lots of banter and flirting. Narrator did a great job

Great story

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