Queen of the Jungle

During a mid-nineteenth-century African expedition, Louise Preston, the precious and adventurous daughter of a Texas plantation owner, runs afoul of the queen and protector of the jungle, the mighty Alika. Used to having her way, the wealthy young Southern Belle stubbornly refuses to heed the African warrioress' repeated warnings and leave the land. With the situation at an impasse and with both beauties being as proud and headstrong as they come, things soon get out of hand.
The fight is on! It's the fair mistress of the prairie versus the ebony ruler of the jungle in a fierce hand-to-hand battle that leaves only one woman standing.NOTE:In case there is any interest, alternative versions of this story may be available. The author can be contacted about those, or about anything, at the e-mail address provided within the book. WARNING!The story contains stereotypes and offensive language as well as violence, nudity and explicit sexual scenes.
It is strictly for open-minded adults and definitely not to be taken seriously. Those who are easily upset might want to consider giving it a miss.