Desert Victory: The Turning Point of World War Two

　　There are some battles that if they had not been won by the side that did, would have totally altered the course of history. This is one of those battles. In this novel, Iain Gale tells the story of those extraordinary eleven days from the viewpoints of seven of those who took part, on both sides.

　　October 1942, and Britain and its allies were in trouble. Germany and its Axis partners seemed to be triumphant everywhere, already almost within reach of the Suez Canal.  America had not yet decided to join the war, and Churchill needed a victory to survive.  It was in the sands of North Africa that the stand was made, that the tide of war began to turn...