Sahara


Skeletons on the Zahara: A True Story of Survival
Sahara
The Alchemist
Stories of the Sahara
The Salt Road
Caravan
Sahara (Dirk Pitt, #11)
Flores de papel
The Sheltering Sky
Desert Divers
Master of Starlight
Arena en los ojos
When the Sahara Was Green: How Our Greatest Desert Came to Be
La historia prohibida del Sahara Español
The Fearful Void
The Food of Morocco by Paula WolfertThe Modern Tagine Cookbook by Ghillie BasanFlavors of Morocco by Ghillie BasanCasablanca by Nargisse BenkabbouCooking at the Kasbah by Kitty Morse
Best Moroccan Cookbooks
13 books — 2 voters
The Grapes of Wrath by John SteinbeckSunstruck by Melissa BellisThe Martian by Andy WeirTitus Alone by Mervyn PeakeAli, Child of the Desert by Jonathan London
Sandstorms & Duststorms in Fiction
117 books — 13 voters

The Kalahari Typing School for Men by Alexander McCall SmithDesert Solitaire by Edward AbbeyDesert Queen by Janet WallachSunstruck by Melissa BellisDesert of the Heart by Jane Rule
Desert Titles
464 books — 32 voters
The Treasures Of Luxor And The Valley Of The Kings by Kent R. WeeksThe Anchor Book of Modern Arabic Fiction by Denys Johnson-DaviesAncient Egypts Wildlife by Dominique  NavarroJane Unwrapped by Leah RooperThe Tutankhamun Deception by Gerald O'Farrell
The Romance of Egypt, Past & Present
27 books — 5 voters

Blood River by Tim ButcherThe Destruction of Black Civilization by Chancellor WilliamsSimply Effective by Ron AshkenasThe Kraals of Ulundi by David Ebsworth"The Shining Ones" by Helene E. Hagan
Books On African History
229 books — 57 voters

Nalini Singh
Sahara dug her fingers into his arms. “You do not do this,” she said, and it was an order. “You do not let that monster destroy the life we are going to have together. You are mine, not his. You have always been mine.” The claiming was so absolute, it dared him to fight. Kaleb had no intention of doing so. Shuddering, he crushed her to him. “Yes,” he said, battling the rage because if he gave in to it, he would lose Sahara. “I’m yours. I will always be yours.
Nalini Singh, Heart of Obsidian

Nalini Singh
Sahara knew she should be worried about the fact that she’d been in bed with a man who’d caused that kind of damage with a momentary and, according to him, minor loss of telekinetic control during intimacy, but she felt her lips kick up at the corners. So we literally made the earth move? A slight pause, before Kaleb said, I suggest we don’t engage in sex in populated areas. The cool comment made her burst into laughter.
Nalini Singh, Heart of Obsidian

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