Another Pemberley House review...

...which also provides a nice survey of Philip José Farmer's erotic fiction.

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Korak at the Earth's Core (Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe - Dead Moon Super-Arc #1)

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Korak the Killer, jungle-raised son of Tarzan of the Apes, sets off into the wilds of the prehistoric world at the Earth’s core to rescue his daughter Suzanne Clayton, who has gone missing in the mysterious Land of Awful Shadow. But when the airship O-220 is hijacked, Korak and his Mangani friend Akut are stranded and must fight their way across the perilous lands and seas of Pellucidar. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to them, Korak’s mate Meriem, also racing to save Suzanne, risks everything in a perilous gambit to quickly reach the inner world. And what of the enigmatic Dead Moon, the pendant world that hangs eternally above the Land of Awful Shadow and is taboo to the Stone Age peoples of Pellucidar? Will the Dead World give up its secrets as Korak and Meriem search for Suzanne—or will it spell their doom?

Tarzan: Battle for Pellucidar (ERB Universe - Swords of Eternity Super-Arc #2)

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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Another Pemberley House review...

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