Dying To Live (Michael Stanley)

Michael Stanley

Medium Paperback


A Bushman is discovered dead near the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Although the man looks old enough to have died of natural causes, the police suspect foul play, and the body is sent to Gaborone for an autopsy. Pathologist Ian MacGregor confirms the cause of death as a broken neck, but is greatly puzzled by the mans physiology. Although hes obviously very old, his internal organs look remarkably young. He calls in Assistant Superintendent David Kubu Bengu. When the Bushmans corpse is stolen from the morgue, suddenly the case takes on a new dimension.

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