The oath of Ennedi. Kiosk Titans, #1

EASTERN CHAD. THE ENNEDI PLATEAU. WHERE THE OLD ROUTES STILL RUN. Abakar has walked the salt roads since he was a boy. His uncle Moussa taught him every canyon, every water hole, every hidden pass between Fada and Faya. Moussa knew the desert the way other men know the lines of their own hand. Now Moussa is dead, and Abakar walks alone. When the merchant Ibrahim hires him to escort thirty loaded camels across the Sahara, Abakar accepts without hesitation.
Not for the money. For the movement. For a reason to keep going after the man who raised him is gone. But the caravan is being watched. Barka and his raiders have taken control of the northern routes. They tax the weak, kill the proud, and let no salt pass without their cut. They have modern rifles, fast vehicles, and men on every ridge. When they close the Mourdi canyon and wait in ambush, Abakar has one chance: a forgotten passage his uncle showed him fifteen years ago.
A route no one remembers. A route that might save the caravan - or bury them all in the red stone. From the burning silence of the Ennedi plateau to the crowded stalls of Faya market, from the prehistoric rock paintings of Niola Doa to the salt flats of Djourab, THE OATH OF ENNEDI is a hard, luminous adventure in the tradition of the great European kiosk paperbacks and adult adventure comics. A hero who does not doubt.
A land that does not forgive. A promise made to a dying man that will not be broken.