20,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Iris Oakley, pregnant and still mourning her murdered husband, just wants to carry on as a keeper at Finley Memorial Zoo in Vancouver, Washington. But suddenly, alone and with no elephant expertise, she must rescue her boss, Kevin Wallace, from being mauled to death by Damrey, a reliable old zoo elephant. No one knows why Damrey attacked. Urged by coworkers to investigate, Iris discovers a number of motives to kill the foreman. The elephant keepers are locked in a bitter feud, the new veterinarian is keeping secrets, and an old flame still hates Wallace. Adding to the chaos, animal rights…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Iris Oakley, pregnant and still mourning her murdered husband, just wants to carry on as a keeper at Finley Memorial Zoo in Vancouver, Washington. But suddenly, alone and with no elephant expertise, she must rescue her boss, Kevin Wallace, from being mauled to death by Damrey, a reliable old zoo elephant. No one knows why Damrey attacked. Urged by coworkers to investigate, Iris discovers a number of motives to kill the foreman. The elephant keepers are locked in a bitter feud, the new veterinarian is keeping secrets, and an old flame still hates Wallace. Adding to the chaos, animal rights activists are picketing the zoo. Then a new foreman shows up with alarming ideas, the police keep dropping by, and animals begin to disappear into thin air.... Ann Littlewood was a zookeeper for the Oregon Zoo for 12 years. She lives in Portland, Oregon, and is a life-long environmentalist and a volunteer with the Audubon Society of Portland. www.annlittlewood.com
Autorenporträt
Ann Littlewood is the author of Night Kill, the first in the Iris Oakley Zoo-Dunnit series. She worked for the Oregon Zoo for 12 years as a zookeeper before a career in business writing with Kaiser Permanente. Ann lives in Portland, Oregon, across the river from Vancouver, Washington, the home of the fictional Finley Memorial Zoo. She is a life-long environmentalist and a volunteer with the Audubon Society of Portland.