Storms over the Delta

Botswana, 1997

He has spent years outrunning his past. She believes he deserves another chance. Neither knows how close danger already is.

Wildlife filmmaker Saskia White has learned to trust her own judgement. So when she meets Flynn—a rugged bush pilot with a prison record and a reputation that follows him across southern Africa—she refuses to condemn him for his past.

After he rescues Saskia from rising floodwaters in Botswana's Okavango Delta, attraction gives way to something far more dangerous: trust.

But Flynn has trusted the wrong woman before.

And when Saskia asks him to undertake an illegal flight across the Namibian border, old wounds reopen.

Meanwhile, a young whistleblower has uncovered irregularities surrounding rough diamonds, missing records and false provenance. As Saskia begins to realise that Flynn's employers may be connected to the scheme, she becomes determined to help expose it—without compromising the man she has come to care for.

When the evidence disappears and armed men begin hunting the one person who can prove the truth, Saskia takes matters into her own hands.

It may save Flynn's future.

It may cost her everything.

Set between the waterways of Botswana's Okavango Delta and the stark desert landscapes of Namibia, Storms over the Delta is a romantic suspense novel of dangerous secrets, divided loyalties, bush flying, diamonds and love forged under pressure.

Inspired by B. G. Nettelton's own experiences managing safari camps in Botswana and flying on airborne geophysical survey operations over southern Africa.