Murders on Safari

About the Book

A story of four unhappy young wives that were virtually held as rich American slaves by their much older rich and powerful husbands. Independently, these unhappy wives were approached and sold an answer to their unfortunate dilemma – a African hunting safari that would pit their husbands against a foe that each could not handle. In each case, the result would be an undetectable murder. Four perfect crimes until a bimbo girlfriend of one of the deceased figured it all out and devised a plan that made the four young widows her accomplices to extract her revenge. Who were the real winners? Before his untimely death, Peter Hathaway Capstick was the greatest writer of African safari life with numerous best sellers. Peter was glad to assist the author as a contributing editor in finalizing the Murders on Safari manuscript. The story depicts promises of hope for desperate young wives trapped in rich surroundings that choke their real live desires. But consequences raise their ugly heads. Feel the backstage life of real hunting safaris with their glamour and their danger, and experience first hand the incredible charge of wounded lions, elephant, and Cape buffalo. Could planned safari murders like these really have happened? – You bet!

About the Author

Lowell C. Douglas – educated as a lawyer, turned businessman with business ventures in Texas apartments, the development of off-campus housing at Baylor University, a restaurateur in Houston, an owner of a Houston moving and storage conglomerate, and the developer of Softball Country Clubs in Houston and Atlanta. Past President of Houston Safari Club, Vice President of Safari Club International Conservation Fund, one of the moving forces in combating African poaching through village women’s councils with hunting license revenues, was co-owner of Lion Country Safaris in South Africa, one of the world’s greatest collectors of hunting trophies receiving numerous accolades and awards from hunting organizations. Author of The Twenty-five Undeniable Truths of Business (a business college lecture book), The Funeral of Titanic Thompson (a best selling golf and gambling tale), and My Mother Is My Sister (a true story of a South African Professional Hunter).