My Brother-But-One

von T. M. Clark

338 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Loyalty is born in blood. Love can bloom in the harshest landscapes. And some families choose each other.Ashley Twine, a brilliant Australian mechanical engineer, volunteers for what she thinks will be a simple hands-on conservation assignment: repair broken water pumps in the heart of Africa. But she arrives to find a dying park, a fractured community, a man who makes no effort to hide that he doesn't want her there, and the most dangerous predators walk on two legs.Scott Decker, rugged rancher and founder of the Hwange water project, knows the land better than he knows his own heart. Protective of everything he's built, Scott sees Ashley as a liability, until her determination, skill, and unexpected courage begin to challenge everything he thought he knew about strength.Zol Ndhlovu has survived things no one should; once a child soldier, he carries a past stitched with trauma and silence. Now, as Scott's closest ally, their long-term bond is unbreakable. With the encroaching violence of a brutal poaching syndicate and whispers of political unrest, his loyalty to Scott and his family are put to the ultimate test.What begins as a fight for water becomes a battle for survival, and the change in circumstances none of them dared to imagine.In a country on the brink of transformation, My Brother-But-One tells a powerful story of chosen family, and the resilience of the human spirit. With unforgettable characters, evocative landscapes, and the raw heartbeat of Africa in every line, this is a novel for readers who believe love is worth dying for, even when the land, the people, and the past say otherwise.Packed with breathtaking landscapes, pulse-pounding action, a family saga that burns slow and fierce, My Brother-But-One is a gripping tale of courage and the extraordinary circumstances when survival means turning predator themselves.

• Reihe: Shadows Over Africa
• Themen: Belletristik Action- / Abenteuerromane
• ISBN: 9781923129122
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 13.11.2023
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Wilde Press