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Ports, pivots, and politics. In East Africa, the harvest is never just maize. Agricultural consultant Paul Smart arrives in Tanzania to fix a failing agricultural project: center pivots that don't turn, farmers who can't pay their loans, and warehouses stacked with spoiled grain. On paper, it's a rescue mission for a struggling maize scheme. On the ground, it's something far more dangerous. A Donor-funded project is bleeding cash. A new deep-water harbour is swallowing public money. And somewhere between the fields and the port, blood-red gemstones are slipping into the export stream. As Paul digs through bogus budgets and doctored satellite images, he uncovers a syndicate that treats aid money, maize, and minerals as parts of the same supply chain. Local farmers are being driven off ancestral land to clear a corridor for someone else's profit, and anyone who asks questions is quietly removed from the equation. Pulled between whistleblowers, activist lawyers, and officials who smile too easily, Paul finds himself rerunning covert operations - the role he walked away from years ago. But this time the battlefield is donor meetings, border crossings, and data rooms, not desert patrols. When the cost of the truth is measured in lives, Paul must decide: is exposing the system worth becoming part of its collateral damage? Bloodstone Harvest is a gripping international thriller about land, power, and who gets to write the story of ""development"". Perfect for readers of John le Carré, Olen Steinhauer, and Chris Pavone, and for anyone who's ever wondered what really happens when big money meets small farms

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