Tarzan at the Earth's Core

When an expedition to the mysterious inner world of Pellucidar goes missing, only one man possesses the strength, instinct, and unbreakable courage to attempt a rescue: Tarzan of the Apes. Drawn into a realm of eternal daylight, prehistoric beasts, and savage tribes, Tarzan joins adventurer Jason Gridley on a perilous journey through a land untouched by time. But the dangers of Pellucidar are beyond imagination—ravenous creatures, towering reptilian predators, and ancient powers threaten to crush even the Lord of the Jungle.
As Tarzan pushes deeper into the Earth’s core, he must rely on every ounce of skill and primal intuition to survive—and to bring hope to a world suspended between wonder and terror. Epic adventure, primeval landscapes, and the indomitable spirit of one of literature’s greatest heroes come together in this thrilling chapter of the Tarzan saga. A timeless classic of pulp adventure and imagination.
 
Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) was an American novelist and one of the most influential creators of early 20th-century popular fiction. Best known as the creator of Tarzan of the Apes and the John Carter of Mars series, Burroughs shaped modern adventure, science fiction, and fantasy with his imaginative worlds and unforgettable heroes. His prolific career produced dozens of novels set in exotic jungles, distant planets, and lost civilizations, inspiring generations of writers, filmmakers, and readers. Burroughs’ work remains a cornerstone of classic pulp literature, celebrated for its sense of wonder, daring action, and limitless creativity.