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by Peter Riva (Author)
A filmmaker's search for a kidnapped safari guide pulls him into a massive terrorist plot in this action-packed, international thriller.
Film producer Pero Baltazar's last job has him filming on Kenya's Lake Rudolf for a television nature show with the help of his friend, Mbuno, an expert tracker and safari guide. But their idyllic escape is soon spoiled by terrifying news: Mbuno's nephew has been kidnapped while leading a safari five hundred miles away in Tanzania.
As they begin their search, they find a trail of clues that leads to a shocking discovery. The kidnappers have ties to an illegal logging operation run by sinister mercenaries from Boko Haram. They pose an even bigger threat than just human trafficking and deforestation. Rescuing Mbuno's nephew will not only risk their lives but also the political stability of the entire region . . .
Perfect for readers of John le Carré, Daniel Silva, and Iris Johansen.
A New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards Winner
"An amazing piece of writing . . . incredible page turner." --Mona Houghton, author of Frottage & Even as We Speak
"This is travelling into the Heart of Darkness 120 years later, and the horror--oh the horror!--is still there." --Åke Edwardson, bestselling and award-winning author of the Erik Winter series"A solid . . . yarn of intrigue and derring-do. . . . Complex, believable action, including a breakneck ride through the jungle on a hijacked train." --Publishers Weekly
Author Biography
Peter Riva has traveled extensively throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe, spending many months spanning thirty years with legendary guides for East African adventurers. He created the Wild Things television series in 1995 and has worked for more than forty years as a literary agent. Riva writes science fiction and African adventure books, including the Mbuno & Pero thrillers. He lives in Gila, New Mexico.
