A desert drama : $b being the tragedy of the "Korosko"

"A Desert Drama: Being the Tragedy of the 'Korosko'" by Arthur Conan Doyle, unveils the ill-fated voyage of a group of Victorian travelers on the Korosko navigating the Nubian Nile during a period of Egyptian unrest and the Dervish threat. Initially, the story introduces the passengers such as Colonel Cochrane, a composed military figure, and Miss Adams, an enthusiastic American, along with her niece, Sadie. Their trip quickly turns from a restful adventure into a struggle, with the stark environment hinting at the imminent danger of Dervish tribes. The characters' true natures emerge as they face increasing dread, altering their interaction as their journey continues into uncertainty.