“Gripping Storyline.” “Fully Recommend this Book!”
“The Dialogue is Excellent!” “So many Twists, Turns and unexpected Surprises!”
In an unforgiving jungle the question of Man vs
Beast is about to be answered once and for all ...
Colonial India, a land that attracts hunters such as Charles, a man obsessed
with killing the tiger that had long evaded him. With a team of friends and a
skilled shikari he pursues his striped tormentor. But the King of Cats is no
easy foe. As the jungle dances with war and world’s collide will the King of
the Cats triumph or will man have his way?
Set in Colonial times, this novel is written in my own 'classic adventure' style. Being a great fan of such adventure masters as H G Wells, Ian Fleming, Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne & Robert Louis Stevenson I was thrilled when I hit upon the idea for Tiger! Tiger! Tiger! and realised that I had my own adventure story to tell.
The Tiger has been my favourite animal since I was a child. I remember always dreaming of having one as a pet. It was with great sadness that I grew up to realise how endangered these magnificent creatures are, I can only hope that people's eyes are opened to the wonder of these great cats and their right to exist among us.
The Tigerian
The Tiger is endangered, three species have already been made extinct in the last eight decades alone. Below you can find links to reputed tiger charities and a charity that specialises in essential tiger tourist information.
If you want to see a tiger in the wild please please visit TOFT (Travel Operators for Tigers) first. TOFT award a PUG rating to wildlife tourism spots that are active in conservation. This means that when you visit tigers and other animals they are protected, their habitats are being preserved and tourist operations are carried out responsibly.
Check out their website:
In case you did not know a tigers paw print is called a pugmark - hence PUG rating.
www.tigertime.info
This charity was founded by Belinda Wright OBE in 1994. It does outstanding conservation work and is thoroughly worthy of support. Not only that but you can also visit them to see tigers in the wild. Located in an official Tiger reserve to ensure both you and the cats are safe.
Please check out their website and their tourist facility Kipling Camp: