The Black Phantom

A mother jaguar and a young tribesman must lead their kind through a catastrophic flood in this pulse-pounding 1922 adventure. When the Storm-God Siluk unleashes his fury on the Amazon, Suma the jaguar fights to protect her cubs while Oomah, a courageous young tribesman, must rally his people against nature's relentless assault. Leo Edward Miller, who spent seven years exploring South America's most treacherous wilderness, brings an unmatched authenticity to every scene of predator and prey, jungle fury and human resilience. The animal kingdom and human tribes intertwine as both species face extinction, their fates bound together by the rising waters. This is adventure writing at its most visceral, where survival isn't guaranteed and the jungle shows no mercy.