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“Dikeledi’s sister Lesego has not come home from school. It has been hours. Dikeledi fears something has happened to her sister. She tries to get the police to search for her but they think that Lesego is a runaway. No one takes an interest until another girl goes missing and her father gets...”

“Dikeledi’s sister Lesego has not come home from school. It has been hours. Dikeledi fears something has happened to her sister. She tries to get the police to search for her but they think that Lesego is a runaway. No one takes an interest until another girl goes missing and her father gets involved.

Detective Kudu and his new partner, Samantha Khama investigate the disappearances of the two girls. What they find is a witch doctor that is making muti out of human remains.

Deadly Harvest is my first introduction to a detective Kubu mystery and the writing duo of Michael Sears and Stanley Trollip as Michael Stanley. I have to say that after reading this book I am very impressed by this duo. This book was way better then I thought it would be. Mr. Sears and Mr. Trollip have developed a good formula for their writing. I could not tell where one left off and the other one began.

I like detective Kubu. However another person I was drawn to was his new partner, Samantha. Samantha helped to bring the human aspect to this story. Whereas Kubu was the more level headed one and could bring good insight with his experience as well.

The storyline featured in this book was scary. I can picture this exact situation still happening in some parts of the world. Thus this is another reason why I was so intrigued in reading this book. Don’t let your chance slip away without reading Deadly Harvest!
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“Wow, kissing your sister can be dangerous especially if she is now a dragon! Engaging short story and fun read.”

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“Good book. Sara is ready to take the final steps to adopt her niece when the baby's father shows up to take custody. She is devastated at the idea of losing little Savannah and is determined to convince Jake that he isn't father material. But no matter what she does Jake always seems to be able...”

“Good book. Sara is ready to take the final steps to adopt her niece when the baby's father shows up to take custody. She is devastated at the idea of losing little Savannah and is determined to convince Jake that he isn't father material. But no matter what she does Jake always seems to be able to cope with it. I have to say that Sara's attitude really bothered me. She should be happy that Savannah has a father who is so intent on giving her the best life that he possibly can. It seems that all she does is whine about how she's going to lose her and plot to undermine his confidence. She doesn't expect to be drawn to him and have so much inner conflict. First she wants him to fail, then she's praising him for what he does right, then screaming at him when he makes a mistake. I wanted to shake her. When she realized that she was falling in love with him she consented to the marriage of convenience in hopes that he would fall for her too. I did like the way that she finally got him to open up to her about his experiences. Unfortunately she didn't seem to understand that his feelings about his friends were a large part of who he was.

Jake was stunned to find out that he was a father. He was worried about being a good father because he had had a very unconventional upbringing, but he was determined to do it right. He felt bad about taking Savannah away from Sara, but he was not going to give up. I loved seeing him tackle all the bits like diapers, bathing and feeding. He was a bit clumsy but did his best. He had never planned to get married and have a family, but he sure stepped up when he found out about Savannah. I also liked the way that he understood what Sara was feeling but wasn't going to cave in. As he spent time with her learning about Savannah, he also started to have feelings about Sara that he didn't understand. He hadn't been exposed to love growing up and didn't really recognize it when he started to feel it. I liked the way that he tried to explain his feelings about going back for his friends and felt bad that Sara just didn't get it. I thought that his compromise at the end was just right.”

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