Second Death of Goodluck Tinubu

<p><strong>The African Columbo. . . . Like the first book to feature Kubu <em>A Carrion Death </em>this is a smart satisfyingly complex mystery. [Grade] A. -- <em>Entertainment Weekly</em></strong></p><p><strong>The second book in the Detective Kubu series--penned by a pair of Crime Writers' Association Award-winning South African authors writing under the name Michael Stanley--<em>The Second Death of Goodluck Tinubu </em>treats readers to a gripping and atmospheric story of money murder and hidden motives at a remote bush camp in northern Botswana. </strong></p><p>Goodluck Tinubu an ex-Zimbabwean who has taught in Botswana for many years is viciously murdered in his tent at the Jackalberry bush camp on an isolated peninsula in northern Botswana. Peter Sithole allegedly a tourist from South Africa and another camp guest is bludgeoned to death a few hours later. Detective David Kubu is sent from Botswana's capital to assist the local Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in solving the crime and sets a clever trap to identify the real criminals. Set in a country immortalized by Alexander McCall Smith in his <em>The #1 Ladies' Detective Agency </em>novels <em>The Second Death of Goodluck Tinubu </em>again features an unforgettable lead character the <em>New York Times Book Review</em> calls Hugely appealing--big and solid and smart enough to grasp all angles of [a] mystery.</p>