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  The Treasure of the Lake

  H. Rider Haggard

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  Gentleman adventurer Allan Quartermain discovers a strange African village in this 1926 novel by the author of King Solomon’s Mines.An Englishman living in South Africa, Allan Quartermain has spent his life exploring the mysteries of the Dark Continent. When he hears the legend of a lost tribe ruled by a magical priestess, he goes in search of a remote holy lake surrounded by tall cliffs. Together with his companion Hans, Allan discovers a land and a people even more peculiar than the legend describes. Published posthumously in 1926, The Treasure of the Lake is one of the last Allan Quartermain novels written by H. Rider Haggard. Set in the Victorian era, it is a quintessential tale of colonial adventure.

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  The Virgin of the Sun

  H. Rider Haggard

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  In this swashbuckling tale of medieval adventure, an English fisherman lost at sea finds romance, intrigue, and war among the peoples of Peru.While exploring the jumble of curiosities at the home of an eccentric antiquarian, an editor discovers a collection of letters dating back to the era of King Richard II. These letters recount the incredible life story of one Hubert of Hastings, a fisherman turned London goldsmith whose turbulent fortunes brought him to a strange new land that would become his home. Shortly after a whirlwind wedding, Hubert finds himself both widowed and framed for murder. Together with his old friend Kari, he escapes by ship, only to be storm-tossed across the Atlantic. Undertaking a voyage to Kari’s homeland along the Pacific coast, they hope to finally find peace. Instead they find a brewing war between the Chancas and the Incas, and Hubert finds an unattainable love that could change the course of history.

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  The Ivory Child

  H. Rider Haggard

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  The timeless adventure featuring explorer Allan Quatermain, the inspiration for Indiana Jones, from one of the first authors of the “Lost World” genre.  The Ivory Child is a novel by H. Rider Haggard featuring Allan Quatermain—explorer, treasure hunter, and adventurer. In one of his strangest undertakings yet, Quatermain finds himself in the throes of a war between two African tribes, one of them led by an evil spirit that resides in the body of a gigantic elephant.   Two foreigners, Harût and Marût, call upon Quatermain by the name he uses among the Africans: Macumazana. They are convinced by divination that only Quatermain can defeat the elephant god and save Africa from an epic battle destined to plunge the continent into chaos . . .

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  The Angel of Terror - A Gripping...

  Edgar Wallace, Zenith Blue Ridge...

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  She's beautiful, charming, and deadly—can justice prevail against the perfect crime?
  
  Prepare for a pulse-pounding journey into the dark world of deception, greed, and murder in The Angel of Terror by Edgar Wallace. This masterfully woven thriller follows the enigmatic Jean Briggerland, a woman whose angelic beauty masks a ruthless, calculating mind. With the law unable to touch her, can one man outwit her deadly game?
  
  Wallace, a legendary crime writer, crafts a story filled with high-stakes tension, shocking twists, and relentless suspense. As the battle between good and evil unfolds, readers will find themselves questioning everything they think they know about justice and morality.
  
  Praised for its fast-paced narrative and unforgettable characters, The Angel of Terror has stood the test of time as a classic crime thriller. If you love masterful storytelling, morally complex villains, and relentless intrigue, this novel is a must-read.
  
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  Morning Star

  H. Rider Haggard

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  "Morning Star" is a novel written by H. Rider Haggard, first published in 1910. The story is set in South Africa and revolves around a group of characters who are searching for a legendary diamond mine called the "Morning Star." The main character is Allan Quatermain, a renowned adventurer who is asked by a friend to help find the Morning Star mine. Along with his companions, including his son Harry and the beautiful missionary Stella, Quatermain embarks on a dangerous journey through the African wilderness. "Morning Star" is an exciting adventure story that explores themes of greed, betrayal, and redemption. It is a classic example of Haggard's adventure fiction and has been praised for its vivid descriptions of African landscapes and its engaging characters.

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  The Ancient Allan

  H. Rider Haggard

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  The story is a prequel to Haggard's popular novel "She" and follows the adventures of Allan Quatermain, the famous explorer and adventurer, as he travels to the lost kingdom of Kor in search of a legendary treasure. Along the way, Quatermain is reunited with his old friend, Sir Henry Curtis, and meets a colorful cast of characters, including a beautiful woman named Stella, a fierce warrior named Umslopogaas, and a mysterious priestess named Zikali. Together, they face numerous dangers and obstacles, including treacherous deserts, deadly traps, and hostile tribes. "The Ancient Allan" is a thrilling adventure tale that showcases Haggard's skill as a storyteller and his deep knowledge of African cultures and landscapes. It is a classic of the adventure genre and remains popular with readers to this day.

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