Title: Adventure-mystery set in Israel about endangered species
Product review: It has been more than a decade since I read Lionel Davidson's Smith's Gazelle, but I remember it as a delight. Davidson, an Englishman and an Israeli, sets his story in Israel, as his protagonists collaborate with an Israeli officer in trying to locate a rare species of gazelle that they are not sure even still exists. It is hard to convey what makes this book such a delight. More economically plotted that Davidson's earlier novels (Rose of Tibet, etc.), and offering fewer "thrills" and dangers, it nevertheless may be the best of this master storyteller's works.
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