The Ghost of Africa

In a country filled with hunger, filth and disease, comes Dr. Paul Branson, after losing his wife to cancer . . . returning to continue the medical missionary work that he and his wife, Nicki began there, he becomes emotionally attached to Leza, a little girl with leukemia that he is treating . . . caring for a people filled with ancient superstitions and pagan beliefs, Dr. Paul gently brings healing to both their bodies and their spirits, telling them of the one true God . . . so when the giant black panther appears before Dr. Paul, he thinks that he will be devoured, and when he isn't, he begins to wonder about the legend of "The Ghost of Africa" and what it means . . . soon afterward, he is taken captive by the LRA terrorist group and becomes part of their plot to release chemical weapons of mass destruction into the water system of South Sudan . . . all they need is the formula that Dr. Paul once worked on during the time he worked for the US government . . . this is an extremely well written, fast paced story, that keeps your attention throughout . . . and it is a testament to what ONE man, a godly man can do against a world filled with hate and greed . . . this is a faith filled tale unlike any I've read . . . one that the hero is forced to take up arms against the enemy, to take a stand and be willing to die for it . . . the ending is phenomenal . . . I hope to see a sequel . . .

Beautifully done. I'm sad to have reached the end. I hope there will be more. Loved it more than Clancy and Patterson. Wow!

Absolutely loved this book! It is amazing how it kept you wanting more and more!

I would recommend this book for anyone who wants to experience every single emotion, it will not disappoint.

A great book for men and women wo love adventure. A true hero wins the day.