An adventure written for the whole family to enjoy. A pack of various breeds of dogs set out on a mission to protect two young boys from certain danger, only to find that there is another child who must be rescued from the hands of villains. Will the boys and hounds succeed in their efforts? Set in the wilderness of southern Africa where anything can happen, this merry band of two and four-legged beings encounter danger regularly, but rally together in pursuit of their goal.
I was born in Scotland during 1955 and married in 1975. My parents immigrated to Zimbabwe (Southern Rhodesia as it was then) in 1957 and I have lived here ever since. I have two adult sons, the eldest of whom lives in New Zealand while the youngest, who has provided me with two grandsons, resides in England. I was divorced during 1987, but remarried the same person on the 20th anniversary of our original wedding date and we remain together living happily in Bulawayo with our two rescue dogs. I am an animal lover and have over the years had a variety of pets including horses, dogs and cats, among others, but I have to admit that dogs are definitely my favourites and at one stage had eight different breeds in my household. I worked for a firm of attorneys for thirteen years and during the final three of those I studied law by correspondence, but was forced to give up my lessons after my divorce when I returned to my parents and joined the family business, a gold mining enterprise. Having been brought up in a rural mining environment and having been primarily involved in mining almost my entire adult life I have a sound base for the fictional events I have created in my books.
I thoroughly enjoyed Digby's journey and seeing the whole story from his point of view. A mystery, a kidnapping, a chase, this story has it all and will keep you painting to the last page. Digby's Diary is suitable for all ages.