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Cry Leopard
Hot romance in remote Africa is not what Alex is expecting when on the run after being framed for corporate fraud. But gorgeous Holly is also on the run from Australia. When the two meet nothing could have prepared them for the fiery journey that threatens to separate them. What they accidentally discover has the most powerful forces after them.
- GenresFiction
316 pages, Paperback
First published February 18, 2012
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About the author
Kieron Dowling
23 books4 followersKieron was born in Dover, England to a British Army officer of the Royal Artillery.
Along with his two elder brothers, he was dragged off to Germany at the age of two, hoisted over to Hong Kong for a few years, taken back to England for a spell, shipped to Germany again and by the time he was eight had crossed the Channel a dozen times while attending a catholic boarding school in Ipswich. A score of moves later, and after a posting to Singapore, at the age of thirteen he ended up in Zambia.
That’s when the adventures began. After staggering through a chequered career in tea, tobacco, dairy, pig and chicken farming, he made forCape Town. There, in pursuit of his lost love, he stowed away in the confessional box of a first-class London-bound P&O cruiser’s chapel. Three weeks later, he was escorted (handcuffed) off the boat to lick his wounds at Her Majesty’s pleasure. But he got out, tracked the girl down and married her. After then spending a period back in Central and Eastern Africa as lord of a tea plantation, a raging war of terror in Zambia had him high-tailing it back to England (with a son and a pair of daughters), there to fall from grace and become a Cowman, where dung was the operative word.
Some years later (after almost being murdered by rampaging burglars in his back garden) and fled Africa and landed inPerth,Western Australia.
Along with his two elder brothers, he was dragged off to Germany at the age of two, hoisted over to Hong Kong for a few years, taken back to England for a spell, shipped to Germany again and by the time he was eight had crossed the Channel a dozen times while attending a catholic boarding school in Ipswich. A score of moves later, and after a posting to Singapore, at the age of thirteen he ended up in Zambia.
That’s when the adventures began. After staggering through a chequered career in tea, tobacco, dairy, pig and chicken farming, he made forCape Town. There, in pursuit of his lost love, he stowed away in the confessional box of a first-class London-bound P&O cruiser’s chapel. Three weeks later, he was escorted (handcuffed) off the boat to lick his wounds at Her Majesty’s pleasure. But he got out, tracked the girl down and married her. After then spending a period back in Central and Eastern Africa as lord of a tea plantation, a raging war of terror in Zambia had him high-tailing it back to England (with a son and a pair of daughters), there to fall from grace and become a Cowman, where dung was the operative word.
Some years later (after almost being murdered by rampaging burglars in his back garden) and fled Africa and landed inPerth,Western Australia.
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