Elephant Murders: Memories

Descend into the Heart of Chaos and Cannibalism in Book Three of this International Epic Saga as Malinga and Africa Struggle for Redemption
Praise from early readers:

“The horrific aftermath of elephant poaching is human barbarism. The book makes the consequences of cruelty and depravity plain.”
“Malinga and her homeland of Zambia are the real stars of Book 3. They are the only ones who can win in the epic struggle against extinction.”
“A chilling, nightmarish character-driven exploration of criminal depravity.”
“If they do make a movie of Elephant Murders | Memories it’s going to be a heart breaker!”
“Environmental crime writing at its bloodiest and most honest!”
Elephant Murders | Memories raises the question of survival not just for the elephant but for Africa and the human species as a whole.”
“A nightmare of depravity and corruption! A chilling eye-opener! ”

Join Malinga on the last leg of her international pursuit!

In this five-star follow-up to Elephant Murders | Starbuck and Elephant Murders | Justice, Deputy Inspector Malinga Mutende of the Zambian CID tracks her missing lover into the African heart of chaos. Can Malinga bring them to justice and clemency? Will Malinga’s children, Shiko and Katanga, survive the memory of human cannibalism? Will Malinga? Can Malinga arrive in time to save her lover ranger captain Eitone Mazoka from misery, dismemberment, and madness? Did Elvis survive?

Catapulted from an idyllic safari vacation into the dangerous world of international elephant poaching when she witnesses a massive helicopter slaughter in Zambia’s idyllic Kafue National Park, DI Malinga refuses to give up although her children are threatened. No one, even her new lover, tantalizing amber-eyed park ranger Eitone Mazoka, can be eliminated from Malinga’s list of suspects.

Torn between loyalty to her children and her commitment to protect her national heritage, Malinga must decide just how far she’ll go to save her lover from murderous rebels. Jammed with larger-than-life characters, human as well as animal, Elephant Murders depicts the changing reality of human-animal relationships and its planetary cost.