Vengeance Sweeps the Sahara - Sand Blood and Survival - A French Foreign Legion Series in the Sahara Book 4

Sandbergh Beyers

Summary

In the French Foreign Legion, every man hides a secret.
 
For an American known only as Tex, his is vengeance and he intends to keep it.
 
In the sun-scorched wastes of the post-WWII Sahara, the French Foreign Legion is a refuge for the damned. Among them is Tex, a formidable American cowboy whose calm demeanor conceals a burning purpose. He isn’t running from his past. He’s hunting a monster from it, a sadistic ex-Nazi captain responsible for an unspeakable wartime atrocity who now leads a feared band of killers.
 
When a desperate plot to desert offers a path to his prey, Tex is thrust into a lethal game of survival. Surrounded by traitors, cutthroats, and an impending Arab uprising, he must outwit both his comrades and his sworn enemy. Failure means more than just a lonely death in the sand. It means a war criminal escapes justice forever.
 
A relentless page-turner of classic action and suspense, this is a must-read for fans of gritty historical thrillers and high-stakes adventure fiction. Perfect for readers who love the desperate survival of Alistair MacLean and the military intrigue of Jack Higgins.
 
Start your unforgettable Sahara adventure now with the fourth ebook in the series!

Available since: 05/31/2025.

Print length: 123 pages.

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