Black Death

About the novel: Black DeathWhile most people struggle throughout the 1930's depression, the elite, including Arnold Rutherford, are enjoying life to its fullest. For instance, as Arnold likes to reiterate, " It's a jungle out there." Except that, as he will find out, there are distinct and widely different jungles out there. Indeed, the merciless wildness of one of them tucked away between Panama and Colombia, will teach him a lesson he will never forget.
Because, of course, his grand New-York City lifestyle has not prepared the egotistical man for a search and collect expedition, which will require a constant battle against mother nature with the proper tools to succeed. Ultimately, deep into "The Darien Gap", will Arnold win or lose this fight?