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Published by Hobeck Books on January 26, 2021, the book is an action-adventure thriller set in Kenya. It features ex-Norwegian special forces officer Jane Haven in the first of a planned series of novels. Once a member of the world’s first all-female special forces unit, the Norwegian Hunter Troop, Jane Haven is now helping her father Kennet to protect some of the world’s last remaining male Northern White rhino, Jane returns to find a scene of devastation and murder. Everything and everyone Jane cares for is affected. But before she can track down the killers, Jane finds that she’s the one being hunted.
Published by Hobeck Books on January 26, 2021, the book is an action-adventure thriller set in Kenya. It features ex-Norwegian special forces officer Jane Haven in the first of a planned series of novels. Once a member of the world’s first all-female special forces unit, the Norwegian Hunter Troop, Jane Haven is now helping her father Kennet to protect some of the world’s last remaining male Northern White rhino, Jane returns to find a scene of devastation and murder. Everything and everyone Jane cares for is affected. But before she can track down the killers, Jane finds that she’s the one being hunted.
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Lancashire
Everyone loves a trip to Blackpool but what of less well known coastal attractions like the golden sands of Formby, where dramatic sweep of dunes affords views from Cumbria down to North Wales?
Instead of a promenade, there are lush pinewood pathways to explore, while keeping an eye out for red squirrels, the village home to one of the country’s largest colonies.
Among just one of the region’s gems, it is little wonder The Queen reputedly said she would be happy to retire to the North West.
Ribble Valley
Her majesty may have had her eyes on the Ribble Valley, which may not share the Lake District’s international reputation, but remains great news for those who enjoy country pubs, stunning scenery and bracing walks in the countryside.