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A review by dreamerfreak
Butterfly Hunter by Julie Bozza
5.0
Julie Bozza always sweeps me away with her stories and characters, and Butterfly Hunter is no different. I grinned like a loon and laughed out loud and spent the last 30 pages bawling my eyes out. This book is beautiful. It actually reminds me just a bit of [b:Dash and Dingo: In Search of the Tasmanian Tiger|6787048|Dash and Dingo In Search of the Tasmanian Tiger|Catt Ford|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1251783508s/6787048.jpg|10825041], because of the gorgeous and mystical light that Australia is painted in. Sure, it's deadly and dangerous, but there's so much hidden beauty as well.
Nicholas and Dave, though... *sighs* That slow-blooming relationship is something else to behold. Their feelings for each other were palpable. I don't even have the words. Their romance, and the butterflies, and the sheer glory of the words on paper, were just stunning. So just go read the book. Really.
Also, it's really freakin' cool that the stamps on the cover are legit. Just sayin'. And now I need to go buy book 2. :D
Nicholas and Dave, though... *sighs* That slow-blooming relationship is something else to behold. Their feelings for each other were palpable. I don't even have the words. Their romance, and the butterflies, and the sheer glory of the words on paper, were just stunning. So just go read the book. Really.
Also, it's really freakin' cool that the stamps on the cover are legit. Just sayin'. And now I need to go buy book 2. :D