The Ivory Hunters
Pulsating with the sights, sounds and dangers of wild Africa, its varied languages and peoples, the harsh warfare of the northern deserts and the hunger of denied love, this is a gripping thriller from a highly distinctive writer. Ex-SAS man MacAdam accepts an invitation to lead a combat squad against Somali elephant poachers, leaving his wife and cattle ranch in the Kenyan highlands. His mission is not for Africa, he tells himself - it is for the thrill of hunting the only decent prey: man. When poachers kidnap Rebecca Hecht, a French archaeologist, MacAdam's most crucial hunt begins.
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Mike Bond
Author of nearly a dozen best-selling novels, ecologist, war and human rights journalist, award-winning poet and international energy expert, Mike Bond has lived and worked in over thirty countries on seven continents. His works have been translated into many languages and have been praised by critics worldwide for their intricate plots, fascinating characters, extraordinary settings, and explosive pace. Based on his own experiences in dangerous, remote, and war-torn regions, his novels look deeply into the dark side of humans as well as the good. They depict the terror and fury of battle and the intense joy of love, the beauty of the vanishing natural world, and the nature of the universe and its many meanings for human life.
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