Broken-hearted after losing her only brother in a terrorist attack, 17-year-old Yael Amar seeks solace on an elephant conservation program in South Africa's Kruger National Park. She is soon catapulted into a world harmonious with nature where she can heal and devote herself to the wildlife that is so important for the continued existence of all mankind. She is dazzled by her new best friend, reunites with her devoted boyfriend, and is fascinated by a local ranger who peels back another layer of meaning in her surroundings with each lesson. Then, on a drive through the safari, she sees something shocking. Soon her haven on earth is seething with blood and betrayal and she is warned that she is no match for the evil that lurks in the men's hearts around her. Now she has a secret she must keep from the people she loves the most if she is to stand against the murderous forces that threaten Kruger, her new friends, and her own life. But will taking a stand do more harm than good? ‘Equal parts suspenseful page-turner and gorgeous meditation, No Entry kept me reading late into the night. No Entry grapples with the complexity of poaching as a social problem and presents it in a way that’s believable coming from a teenage girl without being overly naive.—Amy P. Knight, Lost, Almost 'Some books serve as a call to action, an ignition of activism, a form of education; No Entry is one those.'— Kate on Conservation