The Hawkes' survival adventure turns deadly when Ruth collapses from the broiling heat in the merciless, bone-dry Mexican desert.
Mykel and Ruth Hawke wash up on the shores of the remote, rat-infested desert island of Aitutaki surrounded by water but not a drop to drink.
Stranded deep in the Amazon, Mykel and Ruth Hawke fight to survive the searing heat, poisonous reptiles and a jungle that conceals its most deadly threats -- and the way out.
Shipwrecked on the remote coastline of Tasmania, Mykel and Ruth Hawke battle hypothermia, dehydration and hunger in the face of an approaching storm that threatens to make a bad situation deadly.
When their safari vehicle breaks down in Botswana, Mykel and Ruth Hawke find themselves at the bottom of the food chain with little more than a plastic water bottle, spare auto parts and a toolkit filled with survival skills to keep the beasts at bay.
Mykel and Ruth Hawke get blown off course while sky diving and find themselves knee-deep in Louisiana gator country far from help and far too close to a murders' row of hungry reptiles.
When their snowmobile breaks down in the remote wilderness of Alaska, Mykel and Ruth Hawke find out why the thaw of spring is sometimes more lethal than the dead of winter.
When their raft overturns in the frigid waters of the Colorado River, Mykel and Ruth Hawke find themselves stuck between a rock and a hard place with a barren canyon on one side, a raging river on the other and the Moab desert all around.
When Mykel and Ruth Hawke wander far off the beaten path in the Smokey Mountains, their deliverance depends on eluding hungry black bears and a host of hidden hazards lurking in the forest.
Mykel and Ruth Hawke go in search of an island paradise only to find themselves in a steaming jungle hell surrounded by reptilian diners with a taste for Hawke.