Freya Blue

After a tumultuous year, the once-lauded primatologist and archaeologist, Freya Blue, assumes her life as a respected researcher is over. But when she's enlisted by the eccentric billionaire, Hanzo Ishikawa, for a top-secret project, she jumps at the opportunity. Before long, Freya finds herself in the center of Tokyo, picking up the pieces of one of her well-respected colleague's research, after his mysterious death. Freya is tasked with socializing Hinode, the lone gorilla born inside Hanzo's manmade Dome of Kyokan, which he plans to open to the public. As Freya dives deeper into her predecessor's work, she realizes Hanzo has bigger, more disastrous plans for Hinode that she must stop. Set amidst Tokyo's sprawling expanse, suspense grips the reader at every turn, as Freya uncovers the layers of influence that drive Hanzo's quest for power.

After a career-defining moment at the Hague, renowned primatologist and archaeologist, Freya Blue, wants nothing more than to lay low in her beloved Congo. However, upon her return, she discovers that her sister, Jules, has been kidnapped by an unscrupulous diamond hunter named Hugo Lacort. Lacort is on a fool's errand to locate the infamous treasure of Queen Isolde, and Freya is the only one who can help him find it. In exchange for Jules' safety, Freya agrees to lead Lacort and his men to the treasure. Before long, the jungle comes alive with Isolde's ancient curse that threatens them at every turn. Action and suspense combine with ancient mysticism to grip the reader from beginning to end in this fast-paced adventure, set in the wilds of the Congo jungle.