Savage

by Victor Methos

SHE RUNS THROUGH MY DREAMS LIKE A GHOST... I see her in the night and she reaches for me. Beauty and lust, a nightmare on wax. She's trying to warn me about something but I don't know what. A series of murders have taken place in Mombasa and I have been sent by the Office of African Affairs to investigate. I thought that the open sea and the valleys of Africa would rid me of her, but she still haunts me. And as I travel to Africa, I know she is there waiting for me...

332 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 26, 2011

About the author

Victor Methos is the Edgar Award nominated bestselling author of over forty novels. He has been a criminal and civil rights lawyer in the Mountain West, conducting over 100 trials, and produces two books a year with his dog Fraiser by his side.

Reviews

[Uncle Dave Avis]

I strongly caution you to be wary of this book. It is a dark psycho story that spins slowly and ponderously down into insanity. There is no good feeling about this story and it left me with the depressive wonder of why I read it all the way to the end. I also believe that I read this book under another name, but I don't know what it was. I regret that I read it a second time. If you want to be depressed, read this!

[Pauline]

It was utterly confusing.

[Liz Deane]

kind of enjoying it, dragging on a bit though. just want to reach end.