Guns in the Desert

In the 1920s, the Senussi tribesmen of Southern Libya, need modern weapons to help in their fight against their Italian masters. They approach American soldier of fortune, Clayton Andrews, asking him to negotiate the purchase of arms from the famous gunrunner, James Martingell. When Clay reaches England he finds Martingell is dead, and has to deal with his successor, Richard Elligan, and the adventurous Sophie yon Bernhardt, who is now married to Richard. The deal is done, but Richard falls ill, so Sophie and the faithful servant, Ned Carew, set off for the Sahara. As they fight to survive on their epic journey, relationships begin to change...Nicole, Christopher is the author of 'Guns in the Desert' with ISBN 9780750515610 and ISBN 0750515619.