Jordan Tate

White Gold Jordan Tate

In Nairobi, renowned geographer Bradley Riche is violently murdered in the house he shared with his wife Helen for more than 20 years. Their only daughter Della, a zoologist in New York City, does not believe the local police thesis that it was a botched burglary. Nicholas Farkas, an ardent animal rights activist, photographer for the National Geographic and friend of Bradley seems to hold the key to the enigma: Della soon discovers that the two men were working together to dismantle several ivory trafficking networks and that her father was about to publish an article implicating a new hub of this trade. Soon, the couple put their lives in jeopardy to protect the elephants from the massacre they face every day, continue Bradley's work and dismantle the networks at the head of the carnage. Della and Nicholas are helped, among others, by a group of female rangers ... The Akashinga rangers...