Tony Park Books in Order

Former army officer Mike Williams is guiding tourists through Africa when police ask for help tracking the poachers who shattered his life. Revenge, journalism, and a wilderness journey pull everyone toward a violent reckoning.

Former army officer Mike Williams is guiding tourists through Africa when police ask for help tracking the poachers who shattered his life. Revenge, journalism, and a wilderness journey pull everyone toward a violent reckoning.

After a young researcher is killed by a man-eating lion, those who loved her head into Africa to learn what really happened. Their search along the Zambezi uncovers betrayal, hidden lives, and more danger than they expected.

In 1943 Rhodesia, pilot trainer Paul Bryant and volunteer policewoman Pip Lovejoy are pulled into a murder case at an air base. What starts as one brutal crime opens into a wartime conspiracy with much bigger consequences.

Wildlife researcher Michelle Parker, hunter Fletcher Reynolds, and ex-SAS soldier Shane Castle collide in Zimbabwe and the Congo as poaching wars escalate. It mixes conservation, danger, and messy loyalties in a tense African adventure.

When a British minister disappears from a luxury lodge in Kruger, bodyguard Tom Furey and South African officer Sannie van Rensburg ignore orders and go after him. The search becomes a fast-moving hunt through the bush and into Mozambique.

Pirate captain Alex Tremain wants one last score big enough to rebuild his family’s old Mozambique hotel. Instead he lands in a violent tangle of smugglers, killers, romance, and the brutal trade in ivory.

This memoir follows Kevin Richardson’s unusual life among lions and other big cats in South Africa. It looks at how he built trust with dangerous animals, and at the risks, debates, and wonder that came with that work.

On the run after a failed assassination attempt, mercenary Sonja Kurtz heads to the Okavango Delta hoping for a fresh start. She finds an environmental war instead, and gets drawn into sabotage, politics, and dangerous loyalties.

Three families bound by history battle over land, love, and black rhinos in modern Zimbabwe. Old feuds and political corruption make this a big, sweeping story with conservation, family drama, and real danger at its core.

A photograph from the Rwandan genocide links a prosecutor, a doctor, and a journalist who thought the past was buried. When an assassin comes after them, the search for answers turns personal and deadly.

In South Africa’s gold mines, illegal miners and corporate power collide. Cameron McMurtrie and visiting executive Kylie Hamilton become targets of a ruthless underworld boss, and the fight moves from deep tunnels to the bush above.

Private investigator Hudson Brand hunts a woman suspected of faking her death, while detective Sannie van Rensburg tracks the same trail for darker reasons. Their search runs from South Africa to Zimbabwe and Kenya, with fraud and murder close behind.

When Emma Kurtz uncovers a wartime body in Namibia, Sonja and Hudson Brand are pulled into a hunt for missing treasure and old secrets. The search sweeps from Etosha to the Skeleton Coast with plenty of people willing to kill.

A carjacking ends with a baby stolen and South Africa sliding into wider chaos after a terror attack. Helicopter pilot Nia Carras and wildlife researcher Mike Dunn join the desperate chase through reserves and borderlands.

Sonja Kurtz leads a covert anti-poaching squad funded by a wealthy idealist who wants results fast. When Hudson Brand starts asking questions about a dead suspect, the mission turns into a fight over justice, vengeance, and control.

Australian lawyer Kerry Maxwell heads to a wildlife orphanage and finds its hard-drinking vet owner jailed in Mozambique after a poaching shootout. Trying to help pulls her into kidnapping, revenge, and the murky politics of wildlife rescue.

Journalist Nick Eatwell digs into the life of his great-uncle, an Australian adventurer marked for death in early 1900s Africa. Past and present meet in Namibia, with desert horses, missing gold, and unfinished history.

Sean Bourke is already carrying the scars of Afghanistan when a bomb tears through an anti-poaching patrol in South Africa. Hunting the bombmaker means facing the war in the bush, and the wreckage in his own life.

A rare cycad thought extinct is found, then stolen, and the trail leads to murder and a possible terror plot. Sonja Kurtz joins the hunt, alongside an ex-lover who knows plants almost as well as he knows trouble.

Shane Bryant recounts his work as a dog handler in Afghanistan, where trained dogs and their handlers searched for explosives beside frontline troops. It is a tense military memoir about danger, teamwork, and the bond between human and dog.

When rhino poaching, child abductions, and belief in umuti collide near Kruger, Colonel Sannie van Rensburg and tracker Mia Greenaway chase an enemy who seems to vanish. It is part police thriller, part bush-country mystery.

Daniel Keighran’s memoir traces a hard childhood, army life, and the Afghanistan battle that led to the Victoria Cross for Australia. It is direct, moving, and clear-eyed about courage, service, and cost.

Peter Whitehead’s memoir ranges from early safari tourism in Zambia to film sets, hunting, game ranging, and a lifetime with animals. It is a lively account of Africa in another era, with horses never far from the story.

Retired general Johan Jooste was brought in to turn Kruger’s anti-poaching fight into a tougher, more coordinated campaign. This memoir follows the pressure, politics, and danger of trying to protect rhinos on a battlefield scale.

After her daughter is attacked near Cape Town, Sonja Kurtz goes after the men behind abalone poaching and lands in deeper trouble. The chase runs across southern Africa and turns into a brutal test of family and survival.

Sannie van Rensburg and guide Mia Greenaway get caught up in a long-running feud among veterans of South Africa’s Border War. The story moves from the coast to the Kalahari, where buried truths still have the power to kill.

Pangolin expert Denise "Doc" Rado has already lost plenty when a sting operation goes wrong. Then she must shepherd a safari group through southern Africa while enemies close in and danger follows every stop.

Bodies found across South Africa pull Sannie van Rensburg and Adam Kruger into a hunt tied to the Anglo-Zulu War and Napoleon’s lost sword. It is part modern thriller, part historical mystery, with power and greed at the center.

When Emma Kurtz is captured in Ukraine by a Russian with old ties to African poaching, Sonja heads into a dangerous rescue mission. To get her daughter back, she must work with Emma’s estranged twin sister and face international intrigue.