Robyn and Ralph live an idyllic lifestyle.
They live in Africa at Crocodile lodge helping their father to tend and conserve the indigenous wildlife.
But all of a sudden that peace is shattered when an evil presence starts stalking the local animals and people...
Suspicion falls on their hermit like, eccentric millionaire neighbour.
He has always been at odds with them and their father Roland.
When Ralph and Robyn go scouting around trying to find out what he is upto they find more than they bargained for.
Josef Gerhard is conducting unspeakable experiments that is costing animals and people their lives and disturbing the natural order of things.
He has reincarnated an ancient evil that is stalking the land.
Can Robyn and Ralph stop him or is it already too late?
I hated the animal cruelty aspect in this but of course the nature of the story makes it obvious this would be a theme.
This isn't for sensitive animal lovers as they would find the graphic prey scenes offensive.
As to the story I really enjoyed it though, it was clever and really exciting.
They live in Africa at Crocodile lodge helping their father to tend and conserve the indigenous wildlife.
But all of a sudden that peace is shattered when an evil presence starts stalking the local animals and people...
Suspicion falls on their hermit like, eccentric millionaire neighbour.
He has always been at odds with them and their father Roland.
When Ralph and Robyn go scouting around trying to find out what he is upto they find more than they bargained for.
Josef Gerhard is conducting unspeakable experiments that is costing animals and people their lives and disturbing the natural order of things.
He has reincarnated an ancient evil that is stalking the land.
Can Robyn and Ralph stop him or is it already too late?
I hated the animal cruelty aspect in this but of course the nature of the story makes it obvious this would be a theme.
This isn't for sensitive animal lovers as they would find the graphic prey scenes offensive.
As to the story I really enjoyed it though, it was clever and really exciting.