A conservationist confronts a ruthless international conspiracy
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Ecologist and documentary maker Daniel Armstrong has devoted himself to Africa's wildlife and forests. When poachers murder his friend, a national park's chief warden, and steal a protected stockpile of ivory, his commitment becomes intensely personal. Following the trail takes him beyond the immediate violence into a world where political influence and commercial ambition threaten entire landscapes and communities. The people profiting from destruction have powerful connections, and exposing them means challenging interests with far more resources than his own. Moving between African wilderness and international centres of wealth, Wilbur Smith builds an adventure around conservation, corruption and revenge. Daniel's fight asks how much one person is prepared to risk for a place he loves.
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