AIMEE ROBERTSON Series

Soon after the tragic death of his wife, Logan Springfield, top mining lawyer at an auspicious Johannesburg law firm, stumbles upon a client committing a nefarious act.  Within days, his job and career are on the line.  Four years later, he is working at a game lodge bordering the Kruger National Park when Dean Carter makes him an offer he can't refuse - and an opportunity to be an influential player in South Africa's embryonic oil and gas industry.  But Logan rapidly discovers that everything he holds dear could be destroyed, affecting thousands of lives.  As the shadow of his past looms ever larger, can Logan appease his conscience while doing what Carter wants - securing gas and oil exploration rights over a South African province that supplies vast quantities of water to a dry country?

A disturbing and compelling thriller for today's times. In the lands bordering South Africa's Kruger National Park, wildlife is mysteriously dying en masse, putting regional tourism in jeopardy.    When environmental journalist Aimee Robertson moves to the town of White River to join her attorney fiancé, Logan Springfield, she starts investigating the puzzle.  But she has barely begun when scholars and teachers at a farm school become fatally ill after exposure to chemical drift.  As farmers, communities and even Logan are affected by a virulent new toxin, Aimee sets out to find the culprits.  But, as the couple soon discover, the offenders will stop at nothing to protect their deadly secret.  And suddenly, her life is in danger...

As wildlife killing fields move inexorably south, Mozambican poachers have the Kruger National Park's elephants firmly in their sights.  Njovu is a prime target - the last of the region's big tuskers, with ivory that weighs in at over 180 pounds.  But these old, wise creatures are seldom seen; they are wary of humans and flit through the bush like ghosts. Njovu's survival hangs in the balance when he becomes the prize in a trophy hunt taking place in the vast private reserves bordering the protected area. The hunt will allegedly fund conservation efforts. Aimee Robertson, local environmental journalist covering South African poaching issues, works with a non-profit to save Njovu. At first, they appear to succeed. But a maverick poaching gang is determined to find and kill the gentle giant for its tusks no matter what. Aimee suddenly finds herself pitted against both her own husband and a poaching gang who will stop at nothing to get what they want. Will she reach Njovu in time?