Cobra

The Benny Griessel Series - Book 4

Cobra


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At a guest house in the beautiful Franschhoek wine valley, a famous English mathematician is kidnapped and his two bodyguards killed. It's clearly a professional job, and the spent shell casings offer a chilling clue: each is engraved with the head of a spitting cobra.

Meanwhile, in Cape Town, a skilled young thief is using his talents to put his sister through college. One day he picks the wrong pocket, grabbing the wallet of a young American woman who was delivering valuable and dangerous information. Before the day is over, five more people have been killed by Cobra, the sister is kidnapped, and the thief is on the run.

Captain Benny Griessel and South Africa's top police unit, the Hawks, attempt to identify the missing man, save the sister, and track down Cobra. But when intelligence services step in, ordering them to turn over the investigation, it becomes clear that powerful people are involved. The Hawks, however, aren't about to let it go.

Building to a deadly, heart-pounding finale, Cobra is a masterful thriller from a writer at the top of his game.

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  1. Harrison
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    Awesome novel, reader??? not so much

    I fell in love with this series a long time ago. I bought the first 3 of the books, read by a very good reader. He was South African, and knew how to pronounce Afrikaans well. Although this is an English translation of the novel, there is a goodly amount of Afrikaans that the translator chose to maintain in the novel. This is a great thing, but this reader simply does not know how to read Afrikaans. I am an American who speaks Afrikaans, and I'm not a narrator by any means, but even I could have pulled off the pronunciation better than he did. For example, a few times the characters would say "week jy?" (do you know?) It's supposed to be pronounced "viet" (as in vietnam) "yay" (as in yay!), but he said "weet je?" It really detracts from the authenticity of the book. Unfortunately, the other reader stopped reading the books for some reason so now I'm down to this reader, and honestly wish they would change readers. Unfortunately it doesn't look like they will.