Gaea Schoeters' novel is an "ethical mindfuck" (Dimitri Verhulst) - provocative, radical and an exceptional narrative phenomenon. In the end, the question remains: what is a human life worth?

Gaea Schoetersʼ award-winning novel has an extraordinary narrative power. The depth of focus with which she describes the sounds and smells of nature allows you to sensually experience what leads you morally to the boundaries between right and wrong.
Hunter, filthy rich, American and avid hunter, had almost everything before the run. Finally, his friend Van Heeren offers him a rhino to shoot. Hunter travels to Africa, but his project to complete the Big Five is abruptly thwarted by poachers. Hunter seeks revenge when Van Heeren asks him if he has ever heard of the Big Six. At first Hunter is shocked, but when he observes the young Africans hunting nimbly ... A novel of radical consequence. (Publisher)