Pohon Setan by Ben Brown

   Bill Redcliff hasn't had a big story in years, now he must watch over three new reporters as they investigate a rumor.  The rumor is about the import and export of live cattle. It was banned and then it was reopened. No one knew why.  Their boss sends the newbies out because he isn't sure there is even a story here. He figures it will keep them busy and out of his way.  Problem is there's a bigger story to tell. The four of them happen on an abandon temple during their investigation.  It's filled with skeletons, blood and parts of cows.  They decide to watch the temple to see what's going on.  They learn what's happening  but it will cost them. Four went into this investigation but will all four make it back out?


    This book is exciting, a little scary and gives you another reason to be unsure in the jungle.  I especially enjoyed the rough, weathered reporter who must take on the new reporters. He's such a gruff, in your face person at first.  This story builds slowly and it's well worth the wait. You can't go wrong with this book.  Just don't read it and then head to the jungle. *smile*


 I didn't find any issues.




  I gave this one 5 out of 5 cause it was fun to explore new possibilities.