Ivory Nation
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Avenge the dead Paras... A troop of paras stumble on an elephant's butchered corpse. A sniper observes a glamorous Royal couple on their wedding day. A charismatic ultra-left politician sees his chance to strut on the world stage. What happens next sends ex-SAS member Gabriel Wolfe deep into the heart of a global web of intrigue, ivory poaching and political corruption. 'We spilled blood into this soil' Julius Witaarde is the passionate young leader of a white separatist party in South Africa. He dreams of establishing a whites-only homeland in the north of the country. But dreams like his don't come cheap. And conventional sources of finance are closed to him. Together with two unlikely business partners, one at the highest level of government in South Africa, he moves into ivory smuggling. In the forests of Botswana a small group of British paras are working with local game wardens to defeat poachers. Halfway round the world, the Royal Family's youngest princess is getting married in Windsor. As church bells ring out, so do shots. The domestic security agencies scramble to find the killer. Gabriel and Eli deploy to Botswana to investigate the disappearance of the paras, who never returned to base. A trail of blood, and tears Gabriel and Eli find themselves caught in a complex and bloody maze of lies, evasions, criminal deals and power-hungry politicians who believe destiny counts for more than the truth. Recently reunited with long-lost sister, Wei Mei, Gabriel travels to Laos, the Gulf States and on to Laos and Hong Kong before he discovers the terrifying truth about the people he's investigating. 'You're playing a dangerous game, Mr Wolfe' Face to face with the man he knows he has to take down, Gabriel finds his options narrowing. But what is the right decision? For him, as well as his country? Readers’ opinions “As usual, he finds a way to keep his readers entertained and turning the pages. It's also a fantastic writer that can get me so involved in the story that I don't actually realise I'm crying until my husband asks me what's wrong with me.” Tracey Heseltine “Once you start reading this thriller you realise that there’s something just lurking under the surface of the story, which you want to scratch at but no matter how hard you try you just can't quite put your finger onto what it is, that is until you reach the end.” PGTips “The idea of bringing his other character Stella Cole into the book was a touch of Genius. There interaction was good and fitted perfectly into the plot, let’s hope that Andy has them together more.” William Feasey A hero like no other Readers have compared Wolfe to other familiar action heroes. Jack Reacher. John Milton. Ben Hope. Spider Shepherd. Mitch Rapp. But in truth he is his own man. He's no super-soldier or indestructible man-mountain. If he's shot, he bleeds ... and he hurts. His PTSD, which he battles along with his country’s enemies, gives his missions a sharper edge. But make no mistake. Wolfe is a good man to have on your side in a tight spot. And he always finds time to help those in trouble, whether or not they are paying for his services. BUY YOUR COPY OF IVORY NATION NOW