by Elspeth Huxley (Author)
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Kenyan wilderness, The Red Rock Wilderness is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and survival. When a group of American tourists hires a local guide to take them on a safari, they encounter dangers they never could have imagined - including a threat from within their own group. Elspeth Huxley's vivid prose brings to life the beauty and brutality of the African landscape, and the complex relationships that can develop in times of crisis.
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