PREDATOR: Killing for pleasure

by K.J. Jones

Commander Smythes, recuperating on leave in Botswana, is drawn into the devastation of the poaching of the elephant and rhino. The whole of Southern Africa is under attack by these poachers and ivory and horn are shipped out of Dar as Salaam by the cartel leader Moosa. Smythe brings his ex-military team out to Botswana and they are tasked with helping his friends, Angela and Don Scales, the owners of the concession. Moosa has bought and threatened people in power across Southern Africa and except for South Africa has had a free hand in his activities. When Smythe’s team intercede, hen he takes immediate action against them. What he does not realise is that these men are no ordinary rangers, they are well trained and battle-hardened men. They also have at their disposal drones that will swing the balance in their favour.
Moosa uses everything in his power to remove Scales and Smythe with increasing frustration as each move is blocked or neutralised. He cannot allow this to happen as he would lose face and soon be overthrown by his opposition, with whom he has dealt with in the past, with deadly force. He calls in the experts and they set out to deliver the final blow that will see the end of the resistance. This results in a final showdown that shocks everyone.

263 pages, Paperback

Published October 22, 2021