About this book
A mysterious message in a bottle washes ashore off the coast of Greenland, containing a harrowing tale of survival and discovery that will captivate adventure lovers everywhere. Edgar Rice Burroughs' The Land that Time Forgot follows a shipwrecked soldier whose regiment is decimated during World War I. Rescued alongside a woman and his loyal dog, he faces capture by a German U-boat, only to discover something far more extraordinary—a hidden island teeming with prehistoric wonders and dangers.
As the crew ventures ashore, they encounter a world untouched by time: towering dinosaurs, lush tropical landscapes, and most alarmingly, a primitive Neanderthal civilization. Written as a serialized adventure story and published in 1918, this science fiction classic combines meticulous worldbuilding with breathless pacing, drawing inspiration from lost world narratives pioneered by Jules Verne and Arthur Conan Doyle. Burroughs' acclaimed research into prehistory, evolution, and human development enriches every page.
The first installment in the Caspak Trilogy, The Land that Time Forgot remains a thrilling exploration of survival, wonder, and the mysteries lurking beyond civilization's reach. Perfect for listeners who crave imaginative adventure fiction with genuine scientific underpinnings, this timeless tale has inspired countless adaptations across film and animation. Whether you're a devoted adventure enthusiast or seeking an immersive journey into the unknown, this audiobook delivers pure escapist excitement.
