Saving South America - Stoker, Richard William
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A story using nature's creatures to combat humans who are destroying the rainforests for the sake of financial gain. They are organised by a well known fictional character and his cohorts. A part South American Indian part Mexican girl, her American boyfriend and three of his LAPD friends, plus a journalist from New York City become involved.

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Produktbeschreibung
A story using nature's creatures to combat humans who are destroying the rainforests for the sake of financial gain. They are organised by a well known fictional character and his cohorts. A part South American Indian part Mexican girl, her American boyfriend and three of his LAPD friends, plus a journalist from New York City become involved.
Autorenporträt
The author grew up in middle class Australia and attended three years of high school. He then worked in offices for almost 20 years while studying business, accounting and commercial law. With his former wife he relocated to a different state where he drove trucks and taxis for the next 20 odd years. Later, he taught business subjects in a technical college, from text books he created. His son and daughter-in-law moved to a rainforest area of Australia and invited him to join them which he did. In this, his retirement years he became a committee member of a live theatre, attended the launching of the book 'The Lost Journal of Bram Stoker' held in the office of its publisher in London, England, wrote articles mostly for an on-line newspaper, short stories from his taxi driving days, a novel and a couple of feature film screenplays. He also toured several South American countries, loved the rainforests and would hate to see them destroyed, hence the motivation for this novel. One of his screenplays is taken from this novel.