WHO TAKES THIS WOMAN: A book in the Jack Delaney Chronicles

· Jack Delaney Chronicles Book 4 · Abela Publishing Ltd
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Another rip-roaring adventure from the pen of Terry Hayward. "Who Takes This Woman" sees the action beginning in a wedding in a chapel beside an African river with elephants as uninvited guests.
The action then moves into a courtroom drama and a kidnapping but returns to the veld and to lions and crocodiles, all of which will keep you turning the pages. 
Jack Delaney and his sidekick, Mo Dhlamini (Shla-Mee-nee), prosecute both poachers and smugglers in the courts of law, but in their spare moments they track kidnappers and escaped prisoners from highrise cities through and across bushveldt of the "Big 5" Game Reserves. Visits to gang leaders in prison and clashes with mob hit-men are all part of their daily action. 
Now the mob are trying to take over, illegally if necessary, a Big 5 Game Reserve near an international border so it can be used as a staging post to smuggle wild animal parts and illicit diamonds out of the country and drugs back in. Mo and Jack must now do what they do best, and that is put a spoke in the bad guys’ proverbial wheel.

 

About the author

Terry Hayward is a retired Anglican Priest who previously practised law in Durban, South Africa, for 25 years. He is married to Rita and the two now live in New Zealand with their daughter, son in law and two of their grandchildren. Their son was a game ranger in Zululand for 15 years and married a Canadian who is also deeply into conservation. The family have always had a deep love for conservation and that is where the inspiration for this and Terry’s other books stems from. Terry has now written six books in the Jack Delaney Chronicles series. He has also written “Father in Law” and is presently working on his latest book. 

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