The Golden Fox (by Wilbur Smith). please correct it The Golden Fox is a romance mostly set in South Africa during the Apartheid movement period. It tells the story occurring between a secret agent Ramon Machado also known as the golden fox and of Isabella Courtney also known as red rose. Ramon had the mission of collecting important information about Isabella's family plans and in order to accomplish this mission he let bella fall in his harm and then, after having a baby together, threatening her, making her a secret agent as well. This book contains a wide variety of character, starting from the tough and determined grandmother of Bella, called Centaine to the good and naive brother of her called Michael. The protagonisms are quite interesting character too. Ramon is a trained, unemotional man whose only reason of life is starting the revolution against capitalism while bella was initally a student in London coming from one of the richest family in the world, but became throughout the story a cold and ruthless agent whose only purpose is getting her child back. I was fascinated by the objective and ruthless description of emotion of each one of the characters, corroborated by the vivid and thoroughful description of scenery and detalis, which Smith is a master of. If you enjoy romance, you will really love this book due to its powerful emotional contents and it will also, if you're able to understand which part is totally fictionalized, understand better what was the situation in South Africa in those years.