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Cathy :Hello, I am impatiently waiting for the audiobook version of Death of the Mantice. I have enjoyed the audio versions of your other books so much, will an audio version be released soon? Thanks!
Stan :When is the fourth book coming out. What`s its name?
Marcy Doyle :I am disappointed that the only audio version of Death of a Mantis available in the US is via Kindle. Any chance it will be published on CD here?
David Mandel :My wife and I are enjoying "Kubu" very much. They bring back memories of the 4 wonderful years we spent in Botswana. We were wondering why you refer to the Bushmen and Bushmen rather than San. We were taught that the former has rather pejorative connotations. In fact, to be PC we renamed our softball team from Botswana Bushmen to Botswana Dung Beetles. Kubu has a very respectful attitude toward the San, which not at all usual among his countrymen.
Marian Morgan :No question --- I just finished Second Death of Goodluck Tinubu --- PLEASE---keep writing. I just love how you weave together the story, the environment, and the politics. Great reading. Thank you.
Terence Ryan (rumpoleryan@bigpond.com) :I`m a 75yo May I expect to read another Kubu book before I fall off the perch.?
Heidi J. Good :What is the title of Michael Stanley`s latest book, and when can we expect it to be available in U.S. book stores? Please advise. Thank you.
Barbara Albin :Haven`t started the second, loved the first reading and the Audio was wonderful. Please tell me you are working on the third.
Rebekah :As others have commented, many thanks for the bobotie recipe in "Second Death of Goodluck Tinubu." Excellent! Please include more recipes in the future.
Anneli :This is not a question but a request. I read both your books, the second one first, and found them well written, with fascinating characters and the exotic background. However, many, many times, nobody--even the many "editors" mentioned apparently--knows the difference between "who" and "whom". You would never say "I see He", would you? The same with "he and him" and THE SAME WITH WHO AND WHOM! Please, look this up and encourage your editors to do the same. I love your books but when I come across this glaring grammatical mistake, it jars me. Wirting this only to improve the almost perfect books! Anneli M. Levy
Sniper of the Kalahari : I think the hardest case was when a corpse was found in the desert, half eaten by wild animals, and deliberately mutilated to be unidentifiable. The case was choked by politics, and powerful people high up. And one of the country’s biggest companies was involved. And the stakes kept escalating with one vicious killing after the next. But that’s another story" A real story like this happened some days ago...coinsidence?
AVMee :Just came back from Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Wanted you to know that your books were a big part of the reason that I did the trip. Bought several cook books but the recipes for Bobotie are not as good as the one in your book. Please put it on your website so I do not have to read the chapter over and over again. I was very touched when one of the safari guides actually greeted me with a traditional hand shake to show respect. Hope to see more books soon. Many thanks for getting me to Africa!
D. Ikegami from Hawaii :When will the next detective Kubu be available?. Your books are refreshing and detective Kubu is a gem!
Paul :After only reading the first book Kubu feels like an old friend! What a great character.
sally fifer - momfifer@milwpc.com :Love kubu! Will you put recipes on your sight? specifically bootie?
Merilyn :Thoroughly enjoyed your books...looking forward to the next one.
Jean-Pierre from Luxembourg :Thanks for the french version of " a carrion death ". Wonderful characters. I am looking forward for the french version of " a deadly trade ". Well done.
Sue :Why don`t all Batswana treat their dogs like Kubu? What a fine example he is setting to his fellow countymen :-))
Bill Nowlin :What are the ingredients of a steelworks? I`ve long been a ginger beer aficionado - not always the easiest drink to find in the United Staets - but I`d never heard of a steelworks.
Patricia Bannerman :Will you put Moreme and Kweh into the next book? A wonderful character!! Thanks for taking me to Botswana. P.B.
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