Michael Stanley es el seudónimo de la dupla de escritores Michael Sears y Stanley Trollip. Sus novelas de detectives, ambientadas en Botsuana, una región que llegaron a amar a través de extensos viajes por el sur de África, presentan al detective Kubu. Apodado por su tamaño y tenacidad (Kubu significa hipopótamo en Setswana), investiga asesinatos complejos. La dupla de autores teje hábilmente tramas emocionantes con exploraciones perspicaces de temas locales, desde la corrupción política y casos sin resolver hasta la búsqueda de la inmortalidad, ofreciendo a los lectores una visión cautivadora de esta fascinante región.
When a human skeleton is discovered at the site of a controversial new dam in remote northern Botswana, rookie Detective Kubu is drawn into a terrifying local feud, and discovers a deadly covenant that could change everything...
The fourth mystery in the beloved and critically acclaimed Detective Kubu series tracks a series of murders and the mysterious witch doctor whose nefarious potions might hold the key to a web of missing persons.
A fast-paced, relevant, standalone thriller from bestselling, award-winning author Michael Stanley. Freelance journalist Crystal Nguyen heads to South Africa to research a feature on rhino hunting, with devastating results...
This internationally acclaimed detective series will delight everyone who loves African crime fiction: 'I was gripped... McCall Smith with a dark edge and even darker underbelly' Peter James
Featuring the beloved character Kubu, this mystery unfolds with intricate plotting and engaging twists. Set against a rich backdrop, it combines elements of suspense and cultural depth, ensuring a captivating read for fans of the genre. The story promises to deliver a compelling narrative that keeps readers guessing until the end, earning high praise for its intelligence and complexity.
Offering a grittier perspective on Botswana, this book appeals to fans of the Number One Ladies series seeking a more realistic narrative. It delves into the complexities of life in the region, exploring themes of culture, resilience, and the challenges faced by its inhabitants. The story promises to provide a deeper understanding of Botswana, moving beyond the charm of its predecessors to reveal a more nuanced reality.