The leopard's prey a Jade Del Cameron mystery

?A larger-than-life heroine far ahead of her time,?(Denver Post) returns to 1920s Africa, where she meets with an ominous warning? Jade del Cameron? s latest endeavor? helping a company collect wild animals for U.S. zoos? finds her lassoing zebras and posing as bait for a leopard. But the real dange...

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Main Author: Arruda, Suzanne Middendorf, 1954-
Format: Downloads eBook Books eBook
Language:English
Published: 2009.
Series:Jade del Cameron Mystery.
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Summary:?A larger-than-life heroine far ahead of her time,?(Denver Post) returns to 1920s Africa, where she meets with an ominous warning? Jade del Cameron? s latest endeavor? helping a company collect wild animals for U.S. zoos? finds her lassoing zebras and posing as bait for a leopard. But the real danger begins when Jade? s friends find a merchant? s body on their coffee plantation. Authorities determine the cause of death to be murder. Their prime suspect: Jade? s beau, moviemaker and World War I flying ace Sam Featherstone. To clear Sam? s name, Jade launches her own investigation, questioning the dead man? s partners and clients. But nothing can prepare Jade for the journey that lies ahead, as she must make an emergency landing in Sam? s plane deep within the vast African wilderness, then risk the long trek back to Nairobi to confront more than one kind of brutal killer face-to-face?
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ISBN:9781440655944
Author Notes:Suzanne Arruda, a former zookeeper-turned-science teacher and freelance writer, is the author f several biographies for young adults. She has also published science and nature articles for adults and children and is a regular contributor to a weekly newspaper supplement. An avid hiker and outdoorswoman, she lives in Kansas with her husband, twin sons, and a small menagerie of pets.