Zero the Slaver: A Romance of Equatorial Africa

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Zero the Slaver: A Romance of Equatorial Africa

by Lawrence Fletcher

EN·~4 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total
1

Chapter One. - Missing.

15:02
2

Chapter Two. - A Night of Horror.

8:58
3

Chapter Three. - “Black Ivory.”

17:25
4

Chapter Four. - The Mouth of Hell.

8:32
5

Chapter Five. - The Secret of the Pass.

6:52
6

Chapter Six. - Richard Grenville, his Mark.

23:13
7

Chapter Seven. - “Just in Time.”

24:48
8

Chapter Eight. - Zero.

16:08
9

Chapter Nine. - The War Trail.

11:26
10

Chapter Ten. - “No Quarter.”

15:21

Description

A sharp‑witted New York detective arrives in the bustling port of Durban, drawn by a hefty reward for any clue about a missing Englishman. The advertisement catches his eye, and within hours he’s at the offices of a local law firm, negotiating a mysterious land deal that could lead straight to the vanished traveler. The city’s colonial intrigue swirls around him—cigars, terse lawyers, and a relentless curiosity that propels him deeper into South Africa’s tangled social fabric.

As he pores over a freshly published memoir of the missing man’s own adventures, the sleuth pieces together a trail of danger and desire that stretches from crowded bazaars to remote wilderness. Along the way, he encounters alluring characters whose motives are as shadowed as the continent’s untamed landscapes. The first act sets a tense, atmospheric stage, promising a chase that blends gritty investigation with the magnetic pull of forbidden romance.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (270K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Release date

2010-06-20

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Lawrence Fletcher

A shadowy figure from Shakespeare’s world, this early 17th-century actor is remembered less for surviving personal details than for the remarkable company he kept. His name appears first on the 1603 royal patent for the King’s Men, ahead of William Shakespeare and Richard Burbage.

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