by James Corbett (Author)
Henry Phibbs is an American who worked in the Indian forest department because of his love for Indian wild life. He retires to a relaxed life in his ancestral farm but is called back to service. A leopard has gone rogue and has become a man eater. It has thirty human kills to its credit. The problem is it is the age of forest and wild life conservation. Big game hunters have gone extinct except for a few old men who are still alive. Henry is one of them. And he is the best. But old age has dampened his exuberance to take part in big game hunting. Will he accept the challenge The leopard starts a killing spree, killing a human every third day. It has to be stopped. Henry realizes there is no way out. He will have to stalk, hunt, and kill the man eater.
Author Biography
James Corbett traveled widely around India in search of animal stories.