An African Affair, Nina Darnton
An African Affair, Nina Darnton
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An African Affair

Author: Nina Darnton

Narrator: Mia Barron

Unabridged: 8 hr 27 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 07/29/2011


Synopsis

New York Times and Newsweek contributor Nina Darnton, a former resident of Nigeria, uses her intricate knowledge of Africa to pen this, her thrilling debut novel. New York journalist Lindsay Cameron is in Lagos, Nigeria, to report on the assassination of a prominent Nigerian politician. But what begins as a race for exclusive interviews and coveted inside information leads Lindsay to a deadly trail of political corruption and greed.

Reviews

Goodreads review by David on June 15, 2017

This is my first novel I've read by Nina Darnton, and I'm highly impressed with her clarity and experience. It's no wonder seeing how she's lived in Africa and the story of government intrigue, murder, mystery all come together with her main character. I read this book in little more than 2 weeks an......more

Goodreads review by wade on August 30, 2012

A first time mystery novel that reads like a first time mystery novel. It is easy to read but there is not a lot of substance to it. I like the setting in Africa but not much is done to make you feel like you are there in terms of describing the settings other than other than mentioning the corrupt......more

Goodreads review by Helen on February 01, 2018

Lindsey is a reporter and willing to take risks to get a story. She has the need to seek the truth, write it, and then get the word out. Nigeria is a hotbed (Literally) of corruption and intrigue. This all simmers to make a wonderful, good read.......more

Goodreads review by Margaret on April 13, 2019

Because of its setting in Lagos, Nigeria, I, a North-american, found its specific descriptive details of places and people and their actions very interesting. With the author's having experienced life in Africa, and 2 of those years spent in Lagos, one assumes that the details are authentic. As for......more

Goodreads review by Lizz on May 24, 2023

I read this for the "Nigerian" prompt for the Storygraph Reads the World Challenge. I really enjoyed the intrigue and mystery. I had a hard time putting it down so I could do crazy things like go to work.......more