Zululand's Temple of Death and other Exciting Action-Adventure Stories

The stories in this book, with his earlier stories (typed manuscripts and newspaper cuttings), lay forgotten in an envelope marked DSW—Short Stories and Model Plane Club Articles through numerous house-moves and relocations, until June 2006 . . . While looking through old family photo albums on a rainy afternoon in sunny South Africa, Ann discovered—for the first time—these stories written by her father—when a teenager—more than sixty years earlier. Knowing something of his avid interest in model aircraft building and flying, together with the fact that he’d had his own column on the subject in a national newspaper, she wondered what his short stories would be like . . . so, filled with curiosity, she left everything just as it was and settled down to read . . . This is the result: Stunning short stories from a master story-teller—with lashings of mystery, sci-fi, suspense, action, adventure, daring heroes, vicious villains. Exciting, nail-biting terror. Uncompromising rip-roaring entertainment.