The child of storm
Mar 2026 · Legorreta
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Child of Storm is a dramatic and intense novel in the Allan Quatermain series, set in southern Africa during a time of political tension among the Zulu people. The story revolves around Mameena, a beautiful and ambitious woman whose desire for power and influence leads to intrigue and conflict. Mameena becomes entangled in the rivalry between powerful Zulu leaders, including Cetewayo and Umbelazi, as they struggle for control of the kingdom. Her actions and manipulations contribute to a chain of events that ultimately lead to war and tragedy. Allan Quatermain serves as both witness and participant in these events, offering insight into the complex relationships between individuals and tribes. As the conflict intensifies, the story explores themes of ambition, love, betrayal, and fate. Blending historical elements with adventure and drama, the novel provides a vivid portrayal of Zulu society and the consequences of power struggles. Child of Storm stands out for its darker tone and emotional depth within the Allan Quatermain series.
Child of Storm is a dramatic and intense novel in the Allan Quatermain series, set in southern Africa during a time of political tension among the Zulu people. The story revolves around Mameena, a beautiful and ambitious woman whose desire for power and influence leads to intrigue and conflict. M...
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Brian Terpack
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March 30, 2026
This should be criminal to charge $15.99 for a book in the Public Domain
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H. Rider Haggard (1856–1925) was an English novelist known for adventure fiction set in Africa. His works, including King Solomon's Mines and She, helped define the lost-world genre. Drawing on his experiences in South Africa, he created enduring stories of exploration, conflict, and cultural encounters.
H. Rider Haggard (1856–1925) was an English novelist known for adventure fiction set in Africa. His works, including King Solomon's Mines and She, helped define the lost-world genre. Drawing on his experiences in South Africa, he created enduring stories of exploration, conflict, and cultural enc...
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