Ivory

Ivory is a gripping novel written by the talented authors Jeremy Karlson and Leigh Peterson. The story takes place in the early 1900s, where the world of safari hunting and trade in ivory was at its peak.

The novel follows the journey of two characters, Richard Cartwright, a seasoned hunter and trader, and Juma, an African porter. Together they embark on a perilous journey to collect as much ivory as they can to trade and sell. However, things take an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a herd of elephants that seem to be different from any other they have ever encountered.

The authors do an outstanding job of immersing the reader in the African landscape while giving a glimpse into the harsh reality of what went on during that era. They explore themes of greed, power, morality and humanity while highlighting the devastating effects of ivory trade on the continent's wildlife.

Throughout the book, readers will be moved by the richly drawn characters and their complex relationships. The dynamic between Richard and Juma, in particular, is one that will keep readers hooked until the very end.

Ivory is an excellent read for anyone interested in historical fiction or African literature. Readers looking for a thrilling adventure combined with themes that are still relevant today will not be disappointed by this masterpiece.