Rule of the Wild

The First Seven Years: Book Two (The Rule of the Wild, Series 2)

De: Konrad Maslanek, K.M Trotter

Narrado por: Tim Welch

Rule of the Wild is a fictional literary piece that dives into African heritage and Detroit culture. Tackling topics such as wildlife conservation and the ideas of love, this story encompasses it all. Following the events of the first Novel, our story brings us to Detroit where Mau is alone facing the aftermath of traumatic events that lead him deep into the city. Detective Jonesy investigates the landing that reunites him with Anthony the Aviator. Mau and his gorilla counterpart, Sankwek, both need to find a way to survive on their own terms separated from each other until that fateful day where they are reunited at last.

The Second Novel in the Rule of the Wild series is out now. Revisit Mau's mysterious landing in Detroit during the nationwide blackout of 2003. Follow Detective Jonesy as he tails the protagonist throughout this wild epic. Figure out how Sankwek and Mau had survived for The First Seven Years after they had arrived in Detroit from Africa.

This story is a trial of the hearts. Founded in sorrow and suspense, Rule of the Wild delivers a story that will move you through the ages. You will learn a lot about African and Detroit History in this fictional detail. This book tells a story of the supernatural and the natural encased into one. Touching base on many hardship tales surrounding the captive animal trade.

All characters and the story line represented therein are strictly works of fiction. The events loosely incorporate facts based on real world history. Real world locations and history are referenced in the story as a basis for the plot. None of the events depicted in the Novel are real as this is purely a work of fiction. Any references to magic or religion is solely for entertainment. Mature content within. Not suitable for children without parental guidance.

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