When a young Englishman travels to Africa to seek fortune for his penniless family, he discovers he has walked into the middle of a power struggle between two African monarchs and finds himself in mortal danger as an outsider.
"When a young Englishman travels to Africa to seek fortune for his penniless family, he discovers he has walked into the middle of a power struggle between two African monarchs and finds himself in mortal danger as an outsider."@en
"Though best known for creating the series featuring the unforgettable adventurer Allan Quatermain, author Henry Rider Haggard's other action-adventure heroes are just as compelling and believable. The People of the Mist recounts explorer Leonard Outram's exploits in Africa. Haggard loyalists and other fans of the genre are sure to delight in this thrill-a-minute page-turner."@en
"Adventures in a mysterious land in the heart of Africa."@en
"First published in 1894, The People of the Mist is the tale of a British adventurer, Leonard Outram, who seeks wealth in the wilds of Africa, finds an unlikely romance, and discovers a lost race that possesses fabulous jewels. But before our hero can achieve his worldly goals, he becomes ensnared in a power-struggle between a monarch and the priesthood of a giant crocodile god of this mysterious land."
""A penniless British adventurer seeks untold wealth in the wilds of the "Dark Continent" after losing his family lands and estates in this thrilling novel of romance, adventure, and lost peoples. An intensely engrossing tale."--Product description."@en
"The People of the Mist is a classic lost race fantasy novel written by H. Rider Haggard. It was first published serially in the magazine Tit-Bits Weekly from December, 1893 through August, 1894; the first book edition was published in London by Longmans in October, 1894.-- Excerpted from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia."@en
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