Summer's Bane

You see this is a tale of five kids and a mentor who organised a trip to Africa for their final year of high school. This trip was being planned for six months on end; they were going to the country of Nugamba on the south east coast of Africa. Drew and his friend along with about thirty other senior students and five chaperons would spend the summer in Africa after a long hard year in high school. But of course this book would have no meaning if that's the entire story right?

So the holder for this story is that in the country of Nugambathere's a tribe called the Kutobo tribe. This tribe is secluded from the rest of the country; they have their government as well as their own laws. These people are revered for their fierceness and brutality to outsiders. Because of this they are separated from the now modern country by a huge perimeter fence. However the people of the Kutobo tribe are not just feared for their savage lifestyle.
No
No
So let me not drag this out anymore ...
Drew and his friends while on a trip into the safari get soled to the Kutobo people to await the feast of Sangwinise. They escape into the wild trying to escape their captives who by no means will let such precious delicacies become the animals lunch. The hunt is on; Drew and his friends escape the Kutobo people only to be placed in another trap as they are on the run from the bush people as well as drooling animals. Their only escape is a gold mining sight called Veed at the end of the tribes territory.
Am not sure if some will die
Am not sure if animals will taire them apart on the way