Amazon Burning (A James Acton Thriller, #10) - Plot & Excerpts
Robert Kennedy Tuk’s Village, Northern Amazon, Venezuela Kinti held Tuk’s hand, trying to comfort the poor man as he surveyed the sight in front of them. His village had been levelled, every building, every structure, destroyed, shredded by some type of beast, the logs barely recognizable. Tracks of the beast that Tuk had described were everywhere, strange, not spaced out paw marks like most animals, but continuous lines, almost like a slithering snake. It was pure evil, whatever it was. And the elder was right. There were no bodies to be seen. It was as if someone had wanted to wipe the village from existence. Not finding Bruk’s or TikTik’s bodies was concerning though. It meant that the others might be dead too, the bodies simply vanished by some magic possessed by the Panther People, or perhaps simply taken with them as food for their beast. “Be strong,” she said as she noticed his eyes fill with tears. “The others are scared with what they see. You must be strong for them.”
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