Blood Safari (CD-Audio)

from dougbq

An interesting story. I liked that. I was reading along and, suddenly, in the middle, there is a reasonably graphic sexual encounter. Then the bad guys come in and the language of the book changed dramatically. I guess the author was trying to show us they were bad guys because they swore so much...

from SeriousGrace

Young and beautiful Emma Le Roux thought she needed a body guard after at least two masked men broke into her South African home and tried to kill her. How does she know they wanted to kill her? They weren't looking to steal anything and they weren't typical vandals, so who were they exactly? Wha...

from norinrad10

This book's simplistic writing almost turned me off in the beginning. However, I soon got caught up in the story and its characters. Set in South Africa and involving lost family members, tribal warfare, government corruption and secret forces, this one will sweep you up. Doesn't hurt that I'm al...

from TigsW

Really quite good for a detective-type story. Although Meyer's excursions into animal facts, South African history etc. were rather too long, I enjoyed them for the details they provided. Excellent translation.

from Picathartes

A new author for me. I was really looking forward to the Meyer books, but it took me a little while to get into this one. The main character didn't speak for like 123 pages, all expression was through his thoughts... which were many and varied. Ultimately it was a good and complex story, I liked ...