Safari to Hell: A Literary Thriller by Nemon
Blood-curdling novel of a different Africa than the one we know, a place where you only come out as a billionaire ... or a body
A young, inexperienced lawyer applies for a job at a renowned law firm. With his weak credentials chances are slim. Much to his surprise he is hired at a generous salary. Suddenly the law firm is whisking him off to deepest, darkest Africa, on an important assignment, with next to no instructions. What begins as a promising first ever business trip quickly starts looking like a one-way ticket to hell.
Caught up in a true horror story, he is powerless to escape the nightmare. This safari to hell lands him in the middle of illegal transactions and money laundering by corrupt politicians, and gets lured into the bed of the wife of the most dangerous and ruthless man in the country. With innocent people dying under suspicious circumstances all around him, his life is always hanging by a very thin thread, as he learns when he is invited to sign his own death certificate. He has no way out of the country, and when he rings his firm no one seems to know him… Will the young lawyer survive being buried up to his neck in hot desert sands, while vultures loom ever closer, waiting to pick out his eyeballs?
The author, a leading international lawyer himself, has masterfully crafted the character of the young lawyer with a great eye for detail and the workings of the human mind.
If you love a fast-paced literary thriller with a plot that keeps you guessing, this book is for you. The action and psychological terror will keep you turning pages until the end.
Literary thriller about the power of evil set against the background of a terrifying reality
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This review is from: Safari to Hell: A Literary Thriller (Kindle Edition)
*I received this book free in exchange for an honest review*
This book, I wanted so bad to like it. I enjoyed the premise of the book. I wanted to read this, but then as the story goes along, it's just boring and hard to understand. I felt that the story was all over the place, and when I thought I understood what was going on, it changes again. I just couldn't enjoy this book. I will say this, there seemed to be very few editing errors but it just couldn't hold my interest. | |||||||||||
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