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Sam Jenkins Trilogy #4
Sasquatch
All apes are quadrupeds. According to all accounts this creature is not an ape: it is a bipedal humanoid.
Sasquatch synonyms: Bigfoot (North America), Yeti (Himalayas and Arctic), Jungle Man (Vietnam), Man Beast (Panama), Waterbobbejaan (‘Water-baboon’: Africa), Moehau (New Zealand)
Nature came bouncing back with vigour after a virulent strain of AIDS had practically depopulated the planet. Once the fighting was over Sam Jenkins and his people again established a self-sustaining community on the banks of the Sabi River in what used to be the Kruger National Park in South Africa. This time there were no more roving gangs of bandits – those who were not part of an organised colony either perished or were forced to become hunter gatherers: there simply was nothing left to loot. Most people having grown up in ‘civilised’ society, there were not many left who had the necessary skills to survive.
The African wilderness was once again as wild as it used to be.
Or was it reverting to something much wilder still?
Sasquatch synonyms: Bigfoot (North America), Yeti (Himalayas and Arctic), Jungle Man (Vietnam), Man Beast (Panama), Waterbobbejaan (‘Water-baboon’: Africa), Moehau (New Zealand)
Nature came bouncing back with vigour after a virulent strain of AIDS had practically depopulated the planet. Once the fighting was over Sam Jenkins and his people again established a self-sustaining community on the banks of the Sabi River in what used to be the Kruger National Park in South Africa. This time there were no more roving gangs of bandits – those who were not part of an organised colony either perished or were forced to become hunter gatherers: there simply was nothing left to loot. Most people having grown up in ‘civilised’ society, there were not many left who had the necessary skills to survive.
The African wilderness was once again as wild as it used to be.
Or was it reverting to something much wilder still?
232 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 9, 2014
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About the author
Leon Mare
13 books8 followersLeon Mare was born in South Africa, and lived close to the Kruger National Park for most of his life. He was involved in extensive wildlife research, and spent all of his free time in the African wilderness. Dr. Mare has an intimate knowledge of the wilder side of Africa, which is reflected in most of his work. He has written several TV drama series, and produced a TV documentary on the indiscriminate killing of marlin during billfish competitions on the east coast of Africa. This resulted in a major paradigm shift to tagging and releasing these fish instead.
He has published seven books on Amazon Kindle, the latest being book five in the Sam Jenkins Trilogy series.
In 2013 Leon and his wife Monica returned to South Africa after ten years in the UK. They settled in the tiny village of Yzerfontein on the Cape West Coast, where he spends his days writing, fishing and bundu bashing with his best friend Mother Nature.
He has published seven books on Amazon Kindle, the latest being book five in the Sam Jenkins Trilogy series.
In 2013 Leon and his wife Monica returned to South Africa after ten years in the UK. They settled in the tiny village of Yzerfontein on the Cape West Coast, where he spends his days writing, fishing and bundu bashing with his best friend Mother Nature.
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June 9, 2015
Enjoyed very much and look forward to reading more by this author!
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