Wings over the Okavango

Some secrets are worth dying for. Some are worth killing for.

Botswana, 1995

Six months after a reckless night with bush pilot Nick Hartley left her heart exposed, flight attendant Angie has rebuilt her defenses—until a broken wrist and a married captain's betrayal force her back to Maun.

When wealthy German hunter Kurt Heinrich dies in what appears to be a buffalo accident, insurance investigator Pieter Venter discovers the truth: Kurt was murdered.

Someone sabotaged his rifle. Someone shot him in the leg. Someone is hiding in Maun's tight-knit safari community.

The suspects:

•Charlize, Kurt's mistress, stands to inherit two million rand
•Corbus, her violent ex-husband who vowed revenge, has been spotted in town
•A mysterious "business associate" who never arrived—or did they?
•Starky, Angie's estranged father and safari operator, had an affair with Charlize

Trapped by travel restrictions and pulled back into Nick's orbit, Angie must uncover the killer—before her father takes the fall for a murder he didn't commit.

In the Okavango Delta, some secrets are worth killing for.

Book 2 in the Wings Over Africa series - A pulse-pounding blend of murder mystery, romantic suspense, and African adventure

Perfect for fans of Paula McLain, Delia Owens, and Jennifer McVeigh

"Beverley Oakley masterfully weaves murder, romance, and the untamed beauty of Africa into an unforgettable tale of secrets, second chances, and the courage to trust again."

Book 2 in the Wings Over Africa series