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Island Jumper

Name: Island Jumper
Rating: 3.98 (413 reviews)
Author: M.H. Ryan

M.H. Ryan February 2, 2019

3.98 413 Ratings

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Synopsis

Islands to find
Sharks to fight
Women to rescue

Jack Sawyer takes a sorority on a party boat tour when a mysterious storm slams into them. Now, they are stranded on a chain of strange islands with bizarre creatures that have an unsettlingly desire to kill them.

He must learn how to survive the elements by building rafts, shelters, and weapons from what they find on the islands, all while fighting for their lives. They can’t stop, though–there are more women to rescue and more islands yet to be explored, plus that whole let’s-get-rescued plan.

Island Jumper is an adventure story with Jack and a group of beautiful women. Join them as they fight to stay alive and struggle to find a way to live and love in an unforgiving archipelago. The story is intended for a mature audience only. It contains adult content and language throughout.

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