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Wind in the Sahara
Against a backdrop of oriental exoticism, American journalist Marc Lamont covers Morocco's war against rebels in the Sahara. Duped by the beautiful spy Aysha, he is kidnapped and taken on a spine-chilling drive to the insurgents' desert headquarters in Algeria. Learning that their "struggle" for independence is phony, he escapes with the disillusioned Aysha to reveal the truth to the world. In Malta, Aysha helps Marc uncover a related Qadhafi plot with roots in the U.S. State Department and exposes a traitor in Washington, saving Morocco from defeat and possible take-over. The story will enthrall those who revel in tales of high adventure with a strong dose of historical truth.
173 pages, Paperback
First published November 4, 2002
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