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Inland Deep

by Richard TookerBook 18 of 14 in Lost World-Lost Race Classics
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Description

Philanthropist Roger Anson loved financing trips for scientific advancement, and Bob Langtree, a museum curator and field investigator, loved scientific expeditions. As luck would have it, information came to Roger regarding the mysterious Comanche Caves. Strange sounds—vaguely human—had been heard there; and most interesting of all, a footprint had been found—a footprint only part human! So off Roger and Bob went, on an exploration into the deepest recesses of the Comanche caves. And sure enough, deep inside they found prints—like the tracks of a giant frog! These strange prints soon led to an underground world—a fantastic new realm filled with monstrous beasts, weird phenomena, and home to a previously undiscovered race of semi-intelligent beings. But in the end, their expedition to break new scientific barriers became a desperate race for survival.

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ViolenceStandard
HorrorChilling

Details

First published
1936
Pages
267
Reading time
About 5 hours
Format
Novel
Audience
Adult
Publisher
The Penn publishing company
Language
English
Series
Lost World-Lost Race Classics, Book 18

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