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Stumbling upon a briefcase full of cash on a lonely road in the middle of the night, Jay and Heidi find themselves unable to resist picking it up-and are suddenly in the crosshairs of a ruthless poacher and a corrupt official. The police, meanwhile, have a far more vexing problem on hand: a Scotland Yard detective has flown in to investigate the mysterious death of a young British tourist in a game reserve. With the unwitting involvement of a diverse cast of characters, the stage is set for a mystery adventure with nerve-racking twists and turns. As Jay and Heidi outwit the not-so-smart…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Stumbling upon a briefcase full of cash on a lonely road in the middle of the night, Jay and Heidi find themselves unable to resist picking it up-and are suddenly in the crosshairs of a ruthless poacher and a corrupt official. The police, meanwhile, have a far more vexing problem on hand: a Scotland Yard detective has flown in to investigate the mysterious death of a young British tourist in a game reserve. With the unwitting involvement of a diverse cast of characters, the stage is set for a mystery adventure with nerve-racking twists and turns. As Jay and Heidi outwit the not-so-smart poachers, they become an unlikely pair of heroes in the global war on poaching. Interspersed with wry humor and witty dialogue, the story takes the reader on a fast-paced African safari through Nairobi (the mile-high "Green City under the Sun" in Kenya) and the famous wildlife game parks in a region from where the word 'safari' originates.
Autorenporträt
Prakash Dighé lived in India, Germany, and Kenya before settling in the US. Living in Africa for more than two decades was, for him, a unique experience and it's long been his desire to use Kenya-a country with a fascinating colonial history and from where the word "safari" originates-as a setting for a novel. Limited Edition: A Poacher's Endgame represents the fulfillment of that dream. Prakash lives with his family in Dallas, Texas.