Edgar Rice Burroughs: Tarzan at the Earth's Core, Gebunden

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A desperate message from the mysterious world beneath the Earth sends Tarzan on one of his most extraordinary adventures. David Innes, emperor of Pellucidar, has been captured by the dreaded Korsars, and an expedition is organized to descend through the polar opening and rescue him. Tarzan joins the mission aboard a remarkable airship, bound for a land where the sun never sets and prehistoric creatures still rule. Once inside Pellucidar, disaster scatters the expedition. Separated from his companions, Tarzan must survive alone among savage beasts, hostile tribes, and dangers unlike anything he has encountered in the jungles of Africa. Meanwhile, Jason Gridley searches for the missing members of the party and encounters Jana, the Red Flower of Zoram, beginning an adventure of his own. Tarzan at the Earth's Core brings together two of Edgar Rice Burroughs's greatest creations in a sweeping lost-world adventure filled with exploration, combat, strange civilizations, romance, and prehistoric peril. The thirteenth Tarzan novel and the fourth story in the Pellucidar sequence, it expands Burroughs's interconnected universe on an epic scale.