Salma Game Reserve, Chad, North-Central Africa

Sudanese ivory hunters launch a violent raid on the park, leaving a trail

of death and destruction in their wake. When the authorities prove

reluctant to pursue the culprits back across the border, the small team

of military advisors, hired to train the ranger squads, takes up the chase. 

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Thomas Keel, Joseph Sekka, and freelance pilot, Crow, are veterans of

special forces operations around the globe.  Undaunted by the risk of

a political fallout, their search for the attackers and, ultimately,

the people who employ them, is relentless. 

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The trail leads from Africa to the UAE, and from there to Thailand

and, eventually, to Laos and a gambling resort on the bank of the

Mekong River, owned and run by  a reclusive Chinese billionaire.

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As Keel and his crew discover, wildlife trafficking is a lucrative business: 
a world-wide industry controlled by international criminal gangs 
and corrupt governments who will stop at nothing to make a profit, 
and who are prepared to kill to protect their interests.

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