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E: 31/03 "A Carrion Death"
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Win one of ten copies of A Carrion Death by Michael Stanley
Synopsis:
Poachers, witch doctors, diamond-smuggling and corruption: welcome to the world of Detective Kubu...They find the first body -- or what the hyena had left -- near a waterhole considered magical by the local bush people. A string of clues suggests that the victim was murdered and his identity hidden. For Assistant Superintendent David 'Kubu' Bengu, it's obvious from the start that sinister forces are at work. On the surface a convivial figure with a passion for his wife, his wine and his music, Kubu is a clever and resourceful lawman, well versed in Botswana's deadliest secrets. As Kubu follows a blood-soaked trail, marked by lies and superstition, he uncovers a chain of crimes linked to the most powerful figures in the country - influential enemies who will stop at nothing to remove those who stand in their way...
Headline have kindly donated ten copies of the above title (which is published in hardback in April) to Euro Crime website and blog visitors. Entrants must live in the UK or Europe and the closing date is 31 March 2008.
Just answer the following simple question and email the correct answer and your postal address to [EMAIL="karen@weatherwax.co.uk"]karen@weatherwax.co.uk[/EMAIL] putting 'Competition Kubu' in the subject line. Please note only one entry per household will be entered into the draw.
Which one of the following authors also writes a series set in Botswana?
(hint: click on the author's name to go to a list of their books/series.)
a) Andrew Nugent
b) Alexander McCall Smith <<<<<<<<< <HIM< font>
c) Tom Rob Smith
http://www.eurocrime.co.uk/Competition.html
Synopsis:Poachers, witch doctors, diamond-smuggling and corruption: welcome to the world of Detective Kubu...They find the first body -- or what the hyena had left -- near a waterhole considered magical by the local bush people. A string of clues suggests that the victim was murdered and his identity hidden. For Assistant Superintendent David 'Kubu' Bengu, it's obvious from the start that sinister forces are at work. On the surface a convivial figure with a passion for his wife, his wine and his music, Kubu is a clever and resourceful lawman, well versed in Botswana's deadliest secrets. As Kubu follows a blood-soaked trail, marked by lies and superstition, he uncovers a chain of crimes linked to the most powerful figures in the country - influential enemies who will stop at nothing to remove those who stand in their way...
Headline have kindly donated ten copies of the above title (which is published in hardback in April) to Euro Crime website and blog visitors. Entrants must live in the UK or Europe and the closing date is 31 March 2008.
Just answer the following simple question and email the correct answer and your postal address to [EMAIL="karen@weatherwax.co.uk"]karen@weatherwax.co.uk[/EMAIL] putting 'Competition Kubu' in the subject line. Please note only one entry per household will be entered into the draw.
Which one of the following authors also writes a series set in Botswana?
(hint: click on the author's name to go to a list of their books/series.)
a) Andrew Nugent
b) Alexander McCall Smith <<<<<<<<< <HIM< font>
c) Tom Rob Smith
http://www.eurocrime.co.uk/Competition.html
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