Angie arrived in the Okavango Delta looking for a sanctuary from a painful past. Instead, she finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation. When a wealthy safari guest is executed in the bush, Angie's estranged father is framed for the crime. Desperate to clear his name, she is drawn into a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse against an enemy hidden in plain sight.
Nick Hartley is a charismatic, ex-military bush pilot who knows the Delta's secrets better than anyone. He’s exactly the kind of smooth-talking aviator Angie promised herself she'd avoid, but their undeniable chemistry quickly deepens into a passionate romance. But Nick has a dangerous secret of his own—one that ties him directly to the shadows creeping across the African floodplains.
When Angie uncovers a corporate conspiracy worth millions, the target shifts to her. Trapped on the frontier with nowhere to run, she must trust the enigmatic pilot to help her unmask a killer before everything she loves goes up in flames.
Richly atmospheric and written with the authentic detail of an author who lived the safari life, Wings over the Okavango is an exotic, sizzling romantic suspense perfect for fans of romantic thrillers set against breathtaking landscapes.
Born into a family of adventurers, Beverley (B.G.) Nettelton spent her earliest years in Lesotho's remote, mountainous terrain, drawing inspiration from the African kingdom’s craggy peaks and far-flung valleys to shape her Wings over Africa series.
Under her other pen names - Beverley Eikli and Beverley Oakley —she writes historical romance with mystery and suspense, and Regency Romantic Comedies.
Beverley’s dashing bush pilot characters are based on the handsome Norwegian aviator who swept her off her feet when Beverley ran safari lodges in Botswana’s pristine, game-rich Okavango Delta.
She began her writing career as a journalist, but it was during long aerial survey contracts around the world—often as the sole woman among the crew—that she began to write romance novels.
Beverley lives just north of Melbourne with the same wonderful husband she whisked away from Botswana thirty years ago, together with their youngest daughter (the oldest lives in Norway), and a gorgeous, dopey Rhodesian Ridgeback.
When she’s not writing, she runs a bed & breakfast & Farmstay business (called Wuthering Heights) in South Australia’s beautiful wine growing Clare Valley with her two sisters, and teaches Writing.