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Trophy
Merciless slaughter by increasingly violent poachers has pushed rhinos to the very edge of extinction.
Tenacious detective Paul Draper is assigned by the UK’s National Wildlife Crime Unit and Interpol to track the globe-spanning trail of a devastating haul of poached rhino horns from the savannahs of Africa across the seas to the Far East. He has the incisive help of his talented primatologist friend, Professor Mark Rees, and Ashya De Waal, the vet in charge of the beleaguered safari park in South Africa where the rhinos have been slaughtered. Together they encounter an organised network of remorseless traffickers engaged in a deadly war with the law for a rapidly vanishing commodity. They are prepared to kill anyone who stands in their way.
Draper’s suspicions are heightened when he finds evidence that an old adversary may have a hand in the trafficking.
Time is fast running out for the magnificent rhino - they are on the brink of annihilation, with horns worth more than gold. If Draper can break one poaching ring then, hopefully…others may follow, offering the species a chance.
Tenacious detective Paul Draper is assigned by the UK’s National Wildlife Crime Unit and Interpol to track the globe-spanning trail of a devastating haul of poached rhino horns from the savannahs of Africa across the seas to the Far East. He has the incisive help of his talented primatologist friend, Professor Mark Rees, and Ashya De Waal, the vet in charge of the beleaguered safari park in South Africa where the rhinos have been slaughtered. Together they encounter an organised network of remorseless traffickers engaged in a deadly war with the law for a rapidly vanishing commodity. They are prepared to kill anyone who stands in their way.
Draper’s suspicions are heightened when he finds evidence that an old adversary may have a hand in the trafficking.
Time is fast running out for the magnificent rhino - they are on the brink of annihilation, with horns worth more than gold. If Draper can break one poaching ring then, hopefully…others may follow, offering the species a chance.
412 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 29, 2016
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