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Zambezi

By: Tony Park
Narrated by: Richard Aspel
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When a young American research assistant is killed by a man-eating lion, three people are devastated. Jed Banks, an American Special Forces soldier serving in Afghanistan; Professor Christine Wallis, a wildlife researcher in South Africa; and Hassan bin Zayid, a hotel magnate in Zambia. The victim, Miranda Banks-Lewis, was their daughter, protegee and lover respectively. Desperate to find out what happened to Miranda, Jed and Christine with the help of a determined Australian journalist.

Set out on a perilous journey of discovery in Africa. Forced to pit themselves against the continent's dangers, they will also learn shocking truths about the woman they thought they knew. A superb successor to the bestselling Far Horizon, Zambezi is a novel of love, loyalty, betrayal and revenge set against the magnificence and terror of Africa.

©2005 Copyright © Tony Park 2005 (P)2013 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd Contemporary Fiction Genre Fiction Africa
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A Great story almost ruined by the narrative!
Forced myself to listen to it because the author had done a great job!

A Great Story!

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I am a huge Wilbur Smiths fan so it was a great surprise to find a author of similar writing skills however not being from a African I appreciated the effort it would have taken to bring the stories to life.

great listen

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