*~~*ARC kindly provided by the author to me in exchange for an honest review *~~* 
 What I really adore in all of N.R. Walkers books is the fact that she always combines wildlife with culture. This book is no exception and with Lawson, the nerdy, geeky, unconventional lepidopterist with a remarkable IQ and Jack, there are two smart, lovable and witty character. 
 I was very intrigued by the field of sciency Lawson is working in, his speciality is the study of butterflies and his "mission" is to find a rare, not-yet-to-be-found species of a butterfly, under the request of a professor who trusts him completely. 
 Lawson is not only unique in his job, he has also a very special way of clothing and talking. It gives the book the funny aspects, hence it's the thing which makes Lawson also charming as hell. You are as mesmerized as Jack, when you first get the description of the nerdy "butterfly hunter". His passion for the small animals let him seem a bit childish, like a dreamer - and that, in fact is a charming aspect. :3 He keeps a innocence around him, though he knows exactly what he wants and how to say it. :3 
 Jack is also fascinated by the ambivalance and has a lot of fun to get to know the guy better. And so he offers his help when Lawson is in need. 
 Soon both guys reveal they have a lot in common and get along well though at first sight you would never expected. 
 Jack is a character you have seen in other books by N.R. Walker which isn't a bas thing. Quite the opposite: he is as lovely as the other guys we know and he reminds me with his huge heart of Travis or Charlie from the Red Dirt series. 
 Jack is a wildlive ranger and has a lot of duty to do, but he can't help himself and be very fascinated by Lawson, and soon both work side by side. They are soon well balanced and it seems they complete each other. 
 The sexual tension is there but as well as the feelings. You are as touched as Lawson when they share a kiss, your heart beats as fast as Jack's when Lawson have his grins and smiles on his face. It is very interesting how soon and heavy you fall for the character. 
 I can truly recommend the book. It is a charming read, with a topic which is new, innovative and the minor character give the story the substance it need to be a fully rounded book. 
 I don't have aspects I didn't loved of this book and so I can only give the book the full amount of 5 out of 5 stars. 
 Review originally posted on my blog with added content Mikku-chan / A world full of words