A Son of the Sahara

About this book

In the early 20th century, colonial Africa teetered on the brink of transformation, where love and power intertwined amid cultural upheaval. "A Son of the Sahara" by Louise Gerard delves into this complex landscape, following Colonel Raoul Le Breton and his young wife Annette as they navigate the challenges of their tumultuous environment. With vivid depictions of the Sahara's vastness and the intricate dynamics of colonial rule, the novel explores themes of loyalty and identity. Ideal for students and historians alike, this historical romance invites readers to reflect on the impact of colonialism and the personal struggles that arise within it. Discover a narrative rich in emotional depth and cultural conflict that resonates through the ages.