In this thrilling memoir, Richard Norton recounts his travels through the Libyan desert during World War II. His journey takes him from the bustling port of Bengazi to the ancient city of Cyrene, where he uncovers a hidden cache of treasure. Along the way, Norton encounters bandits, nomads, and other dangers, making this a true adventure story.

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