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Kubu, THE DEATH OF THE MANTIS, and Michael Stanley
The third book in the detective Kubu series, THE DEATH OF THE MANTIS, has David Bengu working in a thoroughly modern police force in Botswana. On December 31, 2009, Michael Sears, one-half of Michael Stanley, posted this piece on Murder … Continue reading
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Tagged botswana, david bengu, kubu, michael sears, michael stanley, stanley trollip
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