Jungle Doctor and the Whirlwind - There is a
stranger in the hospital compound - his pockets brimming with money; his
clothes brighter than the sunset...and Maradadi is as full of trouble as a
scorpion. Will the staff be deceived by his charm and his smooth words of
fame and fortune? As the Jungle Doctor fights an epidemic he finds he must
also fight the destructive influence of this evil intruder.
Jungle Doctor on the Hop -The Witchdoctor's magic appears to be
working. A dozen people have already died, and many more are falling
prey to this mysterious illness that is plaguing the village. What
is this powerful, terrifying, deadly disease? Will the Jungle Doctor
be able to fit together the pieces of the puzzle in time?
Jungle Doctor Spots a Leopard - Fear has
gripped the hearts of the villagers. A killer leopard is moving
closer and closer - a leopard which has only four toes on one foot.
Old ex-chief Madole is also missing a finger. Could it be that he is
using witchcraft to turn himself into a leopard, seeking revenge on
those who took away his power? Baruti the hunter believes in the
power of God - but he himself may have to become the bait if he is
to save the rest.
Jungle Doctor's Crooked Dealings - More
is going on in the hospital compound than meets the eye. Tension is
high as the Jungle Doctor performs some delicate and dangerous
operations. The troublemaker, Woga, keeps making threats. And to
make matters worse, there is a killer lion on the prowl. What can a
little boy with a twisted face, a crooked back, and a smiling dog
teach them about courage?
Jungle Doctor's Enemies - Native drums
beat an eerie rhythm through the darkness of the jungle. The blind
boy Mubofu had been secretly bringing children from hostile Chief
Chikoti's village to the hospital for treatment - but now the boy
has mysteriously disappeared. Is this part of Chikoti's evil attack
against the Doctor and his medicine? Will the Jungle Doctor prevail
against the power of witchcraft?
Jungle Doctor in Slippery Places - Dr.
Daudi Matama is worried. His trusted assistant has stolen many
hospital supplies and is reportedly working in the black market near
the slippery shores of the forbidden Cooking Pot. Meanwhile, the
villagers are under threat of famine and starvation from the
millions of weaver birds that continue to attack their crops. Can
the harvest be saved? Is there hope for the wayward Yakobo?