Slaughter in the Desert: The Declassified History of World War II (The Adventures Of Kat's Commandos)

"It's startlingly hyperviolent." Kick-butt quotient: ☆☆☆ 1/2 out of 4 ... Jim McLennan girlswithguns.org

"There is tons of action and super-violent killing in this spy/war novel." ☆☆☆☆ ... The Librarian Reviews

This is a High-Octane novel featuring a crazy redhead whose hobby is killing NAZIs.

Snarky Katelyn Wolfraum, a beautiful German expat, had been working as a field agent/assassin for MI-6, until an unfortunate incident just before the war, involving a member of the British Royal Family, left her persona non grata with the authorities. Kat escapes the hangman's noose and flees to Egypt.

Fast forward to 1942, in the depths of World War II. Kat is now working incognito as a German translator for The British 7th Armored Divison (The Desert Rats) in Cario. However, she is stranded deep behind enemy lines along with The Special Air Service (SAS) when Field-Marshall Rommel's Panzer Army Africa, including the Afrika Korp, cuts a path into Egypt at the First Battle of El Alamein.

With the help of The Long Range Desert Group, they discover evidence of a Nazi Super-Weapon (under the supervision of the Gestapo and guarded by the Waffen-SS) about to be deployed. Kat and her colleagues decide to take the fight to the enemy and sabotage the Third Reich's plans.