About the Author
Wilbur Smith
ISBN 0449221032
Rs. 480
Fawcett Crest
Elephant Song
Who it's for: readers who enjoy adventure thrillers with environmental themes
In the heart of Africa, Dr. Daniel Armstrong, a renowned TV naturalist, witnesses a horrific elephant slaughter that fuels his resolve to fight against the forces threatening the continent. Meanwhile, in London, anthropologist Kelly Kinnear confronts a powerful conglomerate whose destructive actions imperil both an African country and its indigenous people, the Bambuti. Together, they embark on a perilous journey spanning from the wild landscapes of Zimbabwe to the corporate boardrooms of London, battling greed and corruption to protect a magnificent continent.Why You Should Read? Explore a gripping adventure across diverse settings, from African wilderness to London's financial district. Delve into themes of wildlife conservation, corporate greed, and the fight for indigenous communities. Experience a thrilling narrative from a master storyteller, blending realism with intense suspense. Follow courageous characters as they confront powerful adversaries to protect nature and humanity.
Highlights
- Set in Zimbabwe and London, spanning wilderness and boardrooms
- Features a TV naturalist and an anthropologist as protagonists
- Focuses on elephant slaughter and conservation
- Involves a powerful conglomerate threatening indigenous people
- A thriller blending realism and suspense
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Who are the main characters?
The main characters are Dr. Daniel Armstrong, a renowned TV naturalist, and Kelly Kinnear, an anthropologist.
Where does the story take place?
The story spans from the wild landscapes of Zimbabwe to corporate boardrooms in London.
What is the central conflict?
The central conflict involves a powerful conglomerate whose destructive actions threaten an African country and its indigenous people, the Bambuti.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores themes of wildlife conservation, corporate greed, and the fight for indigenous communities.
Is this book part of a series?
The provided information does not indicate whether this book is part of a series.




