"Dance of Eagles" by JS Holloway, from Sunpenny Publishing. An explosive adventure-thriller set in ancient Africa.

An explosive adventure-thriller set in 14th-century Africa, and in the 1970's bush war of Rhodesia-Zimbabwe. Powerful characters who shaped their worlds:

The now-famous Zimbabwe Ruins recreated as a thriving city during the 1300s - Tcana, daughter of a cattleherd, wife of a prince, high priestess of a new religion that will rip apart the ancient city of Tsimbaboue.

The Rhodesian Bush War in the 1970s: American TV journalist Rebecca Rawlings, caught up centuries later in the remnants of Tcana's faith and a violent war of attrition. Peter Kennedy, commander ofthe famed Selous Scouts. His friend and right-hand man, Kuru. And Kuru's brother, Mandhla, trained as a top flight freedom fighter by the Russians. In this gripping tale of love and retribution, Mandhla stalks the woman he sees as the key to his revenge, just as surely as Peter and Kuru stalk the man known only to them by his nom-de-guerre: the Mamba.

Education for the Nation!
"I really loved this book! It should be a movie!!! Education for the Nation! Very well written and one cannot put it down. Congratulations!"
- Christine Behrmann, independent reader.

Wilbur Smith
"... reminds me of some of the great [earlier] works of Wilbur Smith. This book certainly ranks with some of the best ... I would not hesitate to give it the highest rating available."
- Lillian Brummett, Book Ideas.

Clarity and Style
"The narrative is fast-paced and crisply told. ... never forgets to keep her stories moving, alternating between historical eras and geographical locations swiftly. She writes with clarity and style. Above all, her novel melds many universal themes - love, hatred, religion, fear and rebellion - into one insightful, compulsive narrative."
- BookWire Review

Compulsive Reading
"... pulls no punches. The characters are finely drawn and the story becomes compulsive reading."
- Lucy McCarraher, author of Blood & Water, and The Book of Balanced Living

Engrossing page-turner
"A book that held my interest right through to the last page, twisting and turning through the plot, bringing the far-away characters and scenery straight into my London pad. The Ximbaoue ruins are now on my list of Things to See, having been brought to life by the author. A fantastic read and insight into an ancient people and a war-torn country."
- 'A book devourer', independent review online

Intriguing!
"An intriguing story, in which the author relays the setting with such clarity and expression that you feel you must immediately book flights to see all these beautiful places in Zimbabwe! I enjoyed the way the book bounced from present to past, where we got to see the lives of two women so far removed from one another's circumstances, yet their lives are intrinsically linked. The story grips you right through to the last page... and the ending leaves you wondering if there will be a sequel."
- Independent review online

Great suspense
"The author has a wonderful way of keeping my interest and I love reading about the woes of countries far away. A great read and a must buy for anyone looking for a wonderul story and intriging plot!"
- J.D. Tynan, lover of good books - independent review online

Product Details:
ISBN: 978-0-9555283-0-9
Published: 14 February 2007
Format: 360 pages, 4.25" x 6.88", paperback
Interior: Black and white ink
Publisher: Sunpenny Publishing
Genre: Historical adventure-thriller
Language: English
RRP: £8.95

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