Shadows over the Sahara - Sand Blood and Survival - A French Foreign Legion Series in the Sahara Book 3

Sandbergh Beyers

Sinossi

An entire village vanished overnight. 
 
Not a body, not a trace.
 
Only a curse whispered on the desert wind.
 
For Legionnaires Jurg Kruger and Kasper Janse, the Sahara is a sun-scorched prison of sand and discipline. But when the entire population of Haloesa disappears, they are pulled into a conspiracy that begins with whispers of a curse and leads to a truth far deadlier than any phantom story.
 
Posing as deserters, they follow a shadowy trail into the remote Atlas Mountains, uncovering a brutal secret. A slave-labor uranium mine run by a ruthless syndicate. Trapped hundreds of miles from help, they are the only hope for the dying villagers and the only ones who know about the weapon-grade material being unearthed.
 
The stakes are absolute. Failure means a bullet from a firing squad or a shallow grave in the desert, while a rogue power rises armed with the ultimate weapon. Their only way out is a desperate escape with a race against time to warn a world that doesn’t even know it’s in danger.
 
A blistering military adventure packed with high-stakes espionage and pulse-pounding action. Perfect for fans of Alistair MacLean, Wilbur Smith, and classic edge-of-your-seat thrillers.
 
Start your unforgettable Sahara adventure now with the third ebook in the series!

Disponibile da: 31/05/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 124 pagine.

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