Face in the Abyss by Abraham Merritt

Description

Face in the Abyss is a book by Abraham Merritt, first published in 1931. This classic fantasy adventure blends lost-world fiction with mythic wonder, taking readers deep into the mysterious heart of South America. When American adventurer Nicholas Graydon joins an expedition in search of gold, he instead discovers evidence of an ancient hidden civilization whose power far surpasses anything found in the modern world. What begins as a treasure hunt soon becomes an encounter with sorcery, legendary beings, and forces that challenge the very nature of reality. At the centre of the story lies the strange and beautiful city of Yu-Atlanchi, ruled by the enigmatic Suarra and threatened by the sinister power behind the stone Face in the Abyss. Graydon finds himself drawn into a sweeping struggle between light and darkness, as ancient gods, serpent-like guardians, and magical science all converge in a world untouched by time. Romance, danger, and cosmic mystery intertwine as he becomes entwined in the fate of this forgotten realm. Face in the Abyss showcases Merritt's signature blend of adventure fiction, lost civilizations, supernatural myth, and imaginative world-building. Readers who enjoy classic fantasy epics, occult adventure stories, and early pulp science-fantasy will find this an atmospheric, immersive journey.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 169
Word Count: 94,974
Illustrations: No
Footnotes: No
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