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Traces in the Dew - The Frontiersman of the Lowveld - The Complete Series Book 4 - cover
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Traces in the Dew - The Frontiersman of the Lowveld - The Complete Series Book 4

Dewald Brink, Braam le Roux

Tradutor Pieter Haasbroek, A Ai

Editora: Pieter Haasbroek

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Sinopse

A stolen herd.
 
A hidden conspiracy.
 
A woman who refuses to bow.
 
The Lowveld, 1884. Fiery and independent Lettie Joubert is fighting a losing battle. Her prized herd of full-blooded cattle has vanished into thin air, and her father is falling prey to the gamblers and crooks that infest the nearby gold rush town, leaving Lettie to manage their sprawling farm alone.
 
But the missing herd is just the beginning. As Lettie searches for answers, she rides into a world of cold-blooded killers and shadowy conspiracies. A mysterious stranger, Len van Staden, appears to be her only hope, yet she can’t shake the feeling he’s hiding something. The closer she gets to the truth, the more she suspects that everyone, from her own foreman to the town’s most respected lawyer, is playing a deadly game for a secret buried on her land.
 
This gripping historical adventure, packed with the nonstop action of a frontier western and the tense suspense of a classic thriller, is perfect for fans of epic sagas and high-stakes mysteries where survival is the only prize that matters.
 
Step into this fourth memorable Untamed Lowveld adventure now!
Disponível desde: 20/12/2024.
Comprimento de impressão: 141 páginas.

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