Djindjeli, the Ghost of The Hague

Djindjeli, the Ghost of The Hague, is a fascinating novel by the author that is set forth in The Hague and the African village of Kogolo. The novel reflects a wonderful blend of two cultures. The story is based on fiction, but its themes are widely familiar. The initial main character is Djindjeli, queen of Kogolo. She was raised in the forest by her mother and a panther. Eventually, a Hague police inspector takes the reins and decides on the future of Kogolo and The Hague. Even this sober agent falls under the spell of Africa, linking his fate to that of the continent.