
Fiction by Lee Carver
Books from Brazil
Adventure, faith, and romance in the Brazilian Amazon.

Standalone Novel
Love Takes Flight
An American Nurse Confronts Hijackers, Malaria, and Her Attraction to a Certain Missionary Pilot
Volunteering in the Brazilian Amazon, American RN Camille Ringold considers whether a more meaningful life might be hers in the jungle. When the missionary plane is hijacked, she and pilot Luke Strong escape into the jungle. Priorities change as experiences of faith mount. Where does God’s will intersect her selfish desires?
Call to the Jungle · Book One
Katie’s Quest
Katie Dennis wouldn’t have lasted through the first mission trip if not for Matt, a pilot born and reared in the jungle. But she’d never fall for a pilot again. Matt Gibbs, missionary pilot, thinks he’ll settle for a girl chosen by his family. But the new blonde nurse makes him feel like doing barrel rolls. Romance and unforeseen danger become more exciting than their wildest imagination!


Call to the Jungle · Book Two
Piper’s Passion
Piper Jordan, an American reared in Brazil, is a pilot, mechanic and businesswoman searching for one guiding passion in life. She’s pulled between two countries, two career paths, and separated parents. Missionary pilot Kyle Chamberlain is drawn to her talent and energy — but wonders what a jungle missionary could offer a woman like her.
Call to the Jungle · Book Three
Rebecca’s Redemption
A nurse seeking redemption for past sins joins a doctor contending against the jungle. Both healers need healing.
Rebecca Singer met the Lord and vowed to make up for her wasted years by serving in the worst place in the world. Dr. Ed Pierce, a widower with two young daughters, directs a Christian hospital in the Brazilian Amazon. Struggling after the death of his wife, he requests an American nurse who will serve at the hospital and home school his children.


The History of a Dedicated Pilot
Flying for Jesus
Why would an international banker retire early, at the peak of his career, to fly as a volunteer missionary over the Brazilian Amazon? He might be running drugs from Colombia or smuggling gems from the rich rocks of Minas Gerais. Many Brazilians believe the American missionaries are all CIA spies.
There had to be a reason.