The Zambezi Incident
begins on a safari in the African bush which ends in a
deadly encounter with smugglers. A professional hunter is
in the bush with his client when their group is attacked by
three men. The reason for the assault becomes apparent when
it is discovered the attackers are al-Qaeda operatives who
are carrying diamonds that are worth millions. The
hunter soon realizes that he has become a target for deadly
terrorists. His adventure takes him from Africa to the
financial centers of Europe and the Caymans. He finally
settles to a rural retreat in America where he is joined by
his beautiful lover from Zimbabwe. Al-Qaeda terrorists
murder innocents in their pursuit of the hunter and
themselves become targets of revenge.
There are no heroes in
the world of the Zambezi Incident. It tells of corrupt
African politicians and police, diamond buyers who are
disinterested in the diamonds’ source, financial
institutions which exist to make money untraceable and
religious fanatics who believe that mass murders are their
path to paradise. The professional hunter’s main motivations
are financial gain and his desire to leave a country which
is becoming an economic disaster. He eliminates al-Qaeda
operatives with less emotion than he displays when killing
dangerous animals.
Copyright 2004
by Jack Hagen
Published by: PublishAmerica, LLLP
Baltimore, MD
ISBN:
1-4137-5230-6
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