A Great S.African Author: Wilbur Smith & Great British Author: James Herriot
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[I mentioned on a White Man Chat that I loved reading James Herriot's stories as a teenager in Rhodesia. I never read Wilbur Smith's novels, but he was incredibly popular in South Africa and world wide. He wrote really fascinating novels based on African themes from a White man's perspective. They were huge hits. One of my American supporters sent me this message below. Jan]
He wrote:
Jan,we have a lot in common again ! I loved reading the James Herriot series (the, NEW, modern version on BBC America, is now WOKE!) BUT …. I loved and still love the Wilbur Smith books!
I can safely say that his book, EYE OF THE TIGER, is what led me to be a treasure hunter and ultimately, a commercial diver !!!!!
Great post Jan ! Thanks for it !
Here’s a quick Summary of the Eye of the Tiger:
The Eye of the Tiger by Wilbur Smith follows Harry Fletcher, an ex-soldier turned fisherman, living a quiet life in the Seychelles. His world is disrupted when he is hired to salvage a sunken treasure. The quest becomes deadly as he faces ruthless rivals and uncovers deceit, forcing him to confront his past and fight for survival. It’s a thrilling adventure of danger, betrayal, and treasure hunting, showcasing Smith’s trademark action and exotic settings.
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