Bøger af Suzanne Arruda

During the romantic and adventurous 1920's in East Africa, Jade del Cameron and her mother, Inez, are touring Zanzibar Island before Jade's wedding to Sam Featherstone. At the same time, Sam plans a safari with Jade's father, Richard, to get better acquainted. What could go wrong? Witchcraft on Zanzibar's neighboring island of Pemba, that's what.

Some skeletons don't stay buried in their closets. When the spring storm exposes the remains of a young boy along a trail in Dead Man Hollow State Park, a seventy year old cold case is reopened, a case that embroils Ranger Naturalist Phoebe Palmer in a life and death struggle among the mountains of northwest Arkansas.

In 1919, when most women only dream of adventure, Jade del Cameron lives it.After driving an ambulance along the front lines of the Great War, Jade can fire a rifle with deadly precision. She may look like a pinup blonde, but she's smart and tough and doesn't shy away from a challenge. So when she agrees to fulfil a fighter pilot's dying wish - that she investigate the death of his father and track down his half brother - she sets off for the wilds of colonial Africa ...never expecting to become involved in murder.Rich with mystery and adventure, Mark of the Lion introduces a fascinating new heroine years ahead of her time, and explores the elusive heart of a compelling and exotic world.

On a photography assignment in the northern territory of Mount Marsabit, Jade hopes to film the area's colossal elephants. Instead, she discovers the mutilated remains of four elephants and a man. Although the authorities suspect Abyssinian poachers in search of ivory and slaves, Jade has her own suspicions. Could it have been Harry Hascombe, her nemesis and unremitting suitor? When the Kikuyu boy accompanying her is captured by slave traders, she must join forces with the handsome Sam Featherstone to rescue her guide, protect the animals, and expose one shocking conspiracy...