Wanda, The White Jaguar of the Cannibal Jungle

On their way to South America for vacation, Anita along with her sister Sabrina are given the luxury of being flown for free by their rich dad in his personal, private jet. But when the plane ultimately crashes in the middle of the Guyana jungle, Anita and Sabrina become stranded- with their dad unfortunately not surviving the crash. Now, just when it seems as if things can't get any worse, they become kidnapped by a cannibalistic tribe who serve as bodyguards for a hidden nazi community.

Wanda, the head of the community, is a former concentration camp commandant who fled Germany shortly before the conclusion of the war, but has since been presumed dead- due to a false hanging that resulted in the death of a lesser nazi. But she's alive and well, and perhaps even harboring the likes of the Angel of Death, Josef Mengele himself. Sabrina and Anita will be left with the choice to either join and breed with the nazi cannibal cult, die, or attempt an escape.

This story is dedicated to Spanish film director Jess Franco, King of low-budget exploitation and B-movies. This book is loosely inspired by several cult films, including; 1968 (Gungala, the Black Panther Girl), 1975 (Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS), 1976 (Wanda, The Wicked Warden), 1977 (Ilsa, The Tigress of Siberia), 1978 (The Boys From Brazil), 1980 (Eaten Alive!), Jess Franco's 1977 (Love Camp), 1980 (Devil Hunter) 1981 (Oasis of the Zombies), and 1985 (Angel of Death).