Zac Hardman

Whispers in the Wind (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

An astonishing tale of James Harvey, a young boy soldier swept up in a blood-soaked saga during the Rhodesian War of Independence.

It is the 1970's in Africa. Eleven-year-old James is a happy carefree boy revelling in the wild Rhodesian bushveld. One fateful summer's day his idyllic lifestyle comes to an abrupt and tumultuous end.

As the winds of war envelope this small African Nation, James's life is reshaped by tragedy, manipulation and betrayal. A violent chance encounter with "freedom fighters" initiates a series of life-changing events where James learns the true power of his own will to survive. An increasingly desperate regime recruits, and cynically uses James as a sniper and child soldier, propelling him into a whirlwind of covert military-sanctioned operations.

This epic war fiction story is a poignant saga framed by intense political upheaval and the final stages of the Bush War.

A fast-paced action thriller that transports the reader to a unique era of African history.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Zac Hardman
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215034217
• Artikelnr.: 65986574

Autorenporträt

Zac Hardman was born and raised in Southern Africa. While living in remote rural environments he experienced first-hand the magnificent splendour and diversity of the African bushveld. A lifelong curiosity about the natural world led to a Bachelor of Science degree and a teaching diploma. Living by his maxim: "Life is an unfolding adventure" he is a committed outdoor enthusiast and conservationist. Zac is a dedicated family man, raising two daughters to adulthood and custodian to a houseful of assorted pets. Zac, his wife and ageing Labrador currently reside on Auckland's North Shore where he enthusiastically teaches Science and explores the wonderful Hauraki Gulf. In his free time, Zac and his family roam the New Zealand countryside in search of new delights and places of interest. Zac's novels resonate with a gritty realism of human conflict underpinned by his astute and unique observations of Nature.