The Fever Tree W. Glenn Griffin rooted in oral traditions

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The Fever Tree W. Glenn Griffin rooted in oral traditionsFrances Irvine, left destitute in the wake of her fathers sudden death, has been forced to abandon her life of wealth and privilege in London and emigrate to the Southern Cape of Africa. 1880 South Africa is a country torn apart by greed. In this remote and inhospitable land she becomes entangled with two very different menone driven by ambition, the other by his ideals. Only when the rumor of a smallpox epidemic takes her into the dark heart of the