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Description
From internationally acclaimed crime writer Deon Meyer, a new thriller that leads detectives
Benny Griessel and Vaughn Cupido into the treacherous waters of government corruption
at the highest level. When a cold case dossier lands on Captain Benny Griessel’s desk, he and
his partner Vaughn Cupido, fellow member of the Hawks elite police unit in South Africa,
reluctantly set to work reviewing the evidence of the disappearance—and possible murder—of excop
Johnson Johnson on the world’s most luxurious train line. Two fellow travelers might have the
answers Griessel and Cupido need—but they too seem to have disappeared into thin air, and the
few clues that exist suggest a cover-up. Meanwhile, Daniel Darret has settled into a new, quiet life
in Bordeaux, far from his native South Africa and his revolutionary past. But when a man from that
past reappears to commission his unique skills one more time, Daniel is forced to decide whether
to remain anonymous or to strike a forceful blow against a corrupt government. The two storylines
eventually crash together in an ending as dramatic as it is unexpected, leaving Griessel and
Cupido uncertain of their own future. With its rapid-fire plotting and beloved characters, The Last
Hunt shows one of today’s great crime writers operating at the peak of his powers and makes a
brave and powerful statement about the pervasive corruption that has stolen so much from
Meyer’s native country.