Rules Of The Wild

In the vast spaces of East Africa lives a close-knit tribe of white expatriates. They all know each other: they meet at dinner parties; share the same doctors, eat at the same restaurants, wleep with each other and take the same drugs. Against the backdrop of contemporary Nairobi, 'Rules of the Wild' dissects white society in modern Kenya and tells the moving story of Esme, who struggles to make sense of both her place in Africa and her feelings for the two men she loves - Adam, a second-generation Kenyan and the first to show her the beauty of her adopted land, and Hunter, a British journalist sickened by its horrors.