Arabian Winds

Arabian Winds by L. L. Chaikin is a historical fiction novel published by Palisades in 1997, featuring 454 pages in English. The story follows Allison Wescott, a young woman working on a medical missions boat along the Nile, where she cares for the local fellahin. As she awaits her fiancé, Wade Findlay, who serves as a chaplain for British and Australian forces, her life takes a dramatic turn with the outbreak of the Great War. During a holiday with an archaeological club, Allison becomes embroiled in a mystery involving two bodies found in the desert, leading to her interrogation by the captivating British officer, Bret Holden.

Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of love and conflict against the backdrop of historical events. As Allison navigates her feelings for both Wade and Bret, the story delves into the complexities of relationships during tumultuous times. The novel intertwines elements of romance and suspense, set within a richly detailed historical context. Arabian Winds presents a compelling journey as Allison confronts her choices amidst the chaos of war and personal turmoil.