Honey and The Leopard - Kay, L. T.
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He should have known better. He's been there before. Melbourne based, former corporate executive, Dan Scott, goes to Zimbabwe on a six-month consultancy contract. He hopes his stay will give him inspiration for his novel set in the country of his birth. Dan and his friends often debated which was the most dangerous African predator: one of the big cats, the hyena, African wild dog, or the crocodile. It turns out they were all wrong. Soon, Dan has second thoughts about his contract and looks for a way out. But that's not so easy. Although he wants to remain in Zimbabwe, he knows he should…mehr

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He should have known better. He's been there before. Melbourne based, former corporate executive, Dan Scott, goes to Zimbabwe on a six-month consultancy contract. He hopes his stay will give him inspiration for his novel set in the country of his birth. Dan and his friends often debated which was the most dangerous African predator: one of the big cats, the hyena, African wild dog, or the crocodile. It turns out they were all wrong. Soon, Dan has second thoughts about his contract and looks for a way out. But that's not so easy. Although he wants to remain in Zimbabwe, he knows he should leave. Must he kill to extricate himself from his dire circumstances? Fans of African adventure and intrigue will love Honey and The Leopard. Buy it now and check out L T Kay's other two novels in The Leopard Trilogy.
Autorenporträt
Bulawayo was my home town. That's where I grew up and got my first job. Anyone who has lived in Africa, even briefly, will confirm you can never really leave it. No matter how far you travel, like the grass seeds that stick to your socks, Africa goes with you. I lived and worked in Zimbabwe/Rhodesia and South Africa for over thirty years, alternating between Bulawayo, Salisbury (Harare) and Johannesburg. The Bush War got serious while I was living in Hong Kong, and on my return to Rhodesia, I was called up for military service in the army. Professional qualifications in accounting and marketing helped me secure senior management positions with companies in diverse fields, including engineering, textiles, clothing and cosmetics manufacture, and service industries. Today, I live in Melbourne with my wife Maggie and write fiction set in Southern Africa, principally Zimbabwe. Since the turn of the century, that country has led a dark, surreal existence that keeps many people shaking their heads in disbelief. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.