Safari Murder Party

Business can be cutthroat, which Fletcher gets to experience firsthand when she lands a chance to go on a corporate retreat. But it’s not the paradise she was expecting. When her boss unexpectedly dies, things take a deadly turn. Whoever lives gets the company. That’s the last message her boss gave. Now, she’s trapped on a safari island, and her co-workers are her enemies. Her only option is to work with her nemesis, Waylon Cartwright, and she’s not entirely sure he won’t try to kill her.

An unforgettable retreat with an insane premise that Moore makes work brilliantly. It’s something that feels original and is perfect for those who enjoy mystery, suspense, and adventure. Each chapter builds on this literal interpretation of cutthroat colleagues, set against the backdrop of a safari and the isolation of an island. Her best chance is the guy she couldn’t stand, which comes with its own suspense on whether he can be trusted. The relationship between Fletcher and Waylon is charming and tense, but the plights they face together keep you on edge and are driven by suspense. There’s nothing quite like Safari Murder Party which is a fun time with humor, charm, bloodthirsty competition, and the right amount of chaos.