"The Fire Trumpet: A Romance of the Cape Frontier" by Bertram Mitford is a story set in the late 1800s. It follows Arthur Claverton who receives an inheritance from his friend, Herbert Spalding, with weird rules like staying unmarried. Claverton deals with his new fortune and remembers tough times, meeting people that reveal a world full of adventure, sadness, and love during a hard time on the Cape Frontier. The book kicks off with Claverton finding out about his inheritance after Spalding's death, sparked by a failed suicide attempt, causing memories of their past and Spalding’s heart break. It shows Claverton's strong personality and his views on luck, all while a conflict between native people and settlers grows in colonial Africa. The beginning hints at mystery and feelings, setting the stage for Claverton’s adventures and possible love stories.

The Fire Trumpet: A Romance of the Cape Frontier
By Bertram Mitford
A man's unexpected inheritance brings him adventure and romance amid conflict and loss in colonial Africa.
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