This fiction novel, "Road to Marrakech," is a murder mystery and love story around the struggles of Jefferson Davis Stewart. Born in South Alabama with a club foot, to an alcoholic father and part time street preacher, he was determine to be more than a sharecropper. His early life in the depression days of the 1930's was spent riding in box cars and sleeping in hobo jungles. At age sixteen he left his abusive, drunken father, passed out in Houston, Texas and rode the first train out, that train happened to take him to New Orleans. Playing the harmonica on the streets, mopping floors in bars, pulling himself up by his so-called boot straps, he became a private investigator. Jeff will take you with him into the sights and smells of the Vieux Carre (French Quarter) of New Orleans, also places like Agadir, where Jeff becomes friendly with an American in the French Foreign Legion. In Casablanca he meets the beautiful Claudette.

Visit the Medina and Kasbah with Jeff, as he accompanies a Legionnaire who is escorting his brother's dead body back to the French Foreign Legion Post in the desert at Erfoud. In Marrakech he finds more than he was searching for, including adventure, romance with a beautiful lesbian and murder.The time was in pre World War ll Morocco, when the Nazi Germans, Vichy French and Italian Fascists were in North Africa.