Gold Mine; The Dark Of The Sun; The Eye Of The Tiger
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Three of Wilbur Smith's most electrifying adventure novels are brought together in this single omnibus volume, uniting the raw power of African landscapes with the relentless pulse of high-stakes storytelling. Gold Mine thrusts readers into the dangerous depths of South Africa's richest reef, where greed and survival collide in the darkness underground; The Dark of the Sun chronicles a mercenary mission through the chaos of the newly independent Congo, where loyalty is a luxury no man can afford; and The Eye of the Tiger follows a deep-sea treasure hunt off the coast of the Indian Ocean, where fortune and deadly enemies lurk beneath every wave. Wilbur Smith was one of the twentieth century's most compelling storytellers of the African continent, wielding a masterful command of pacing, place, and primal tension that made his novels international bestsellers. His prose is muscular and visceral, steeped in the sights, sounds, and dangers of a continent in upheaval, presenting heroes who are flawed, courageous, and utterly unforgettable. This trio of classics, published under the Sundial imprint, represents Smith at the height of his powers — and once begun, not one of these tales will release its grip easily.
Author: Wilbur Smith
Format: Hardback
Genre: Adventure fiction
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Three of Wilbur Smith's most electrifying adventure novels are brought together in this single omnibus volume, uniting the raw power of African landscapes with the relentless pulse of high-stakes storytelling. Gold Mine thrusts readers into the dangerous depths of South Africa's richest reef, where greed and survival collide in the darkness underground; The Dark of the Sun chronicles a mercenary mission through the chaos of the newly independent Congo, where loyalty is a luxury no man can afford; and The Eye of the Tiger follows a deep-sea treasure hunt off the coast of the Indian Ocean, where fortune and deadly enemies lurk beneath every wave. Wilbur Smith was one of the twentieth century's most compelling storytellers of the African continent, wielding a masterful command of pacing, place, and primal tension that made his novels international bestsellers. His prose is muscular and visceral, steeped in the sights, sounds, and dangers of a continent in upheaval, presenting heroes who are flawed, courageous, and utterly unforgettable. This trio of classics, published under the Sundial imprint, represents Smith at the height of his powers — and once begun, not one of these tales will release its grip easily.