Under the Andes
by Rex Stout
'Under the Andes' Summary
In the heart of the Andes mountains, renowned explorers are drawn into a thrilling adventure. They discover a hidden world beneath the earth's surface - a lost tribe of Incas who have flourished in isolation for centuries. As they delve deeper into this subterranean realm, they encounter a charismatic leader captivated by one of the explorers. The explorers' mission to uncover the secrets of this ancient civilization is entwined with a tale of forbidden love, treachery, and the quest for hidden treasures. However, within the tribe's ancient customs and rituals, a sinister plot unfolds, threatening to shatter their newfound connection. The explorers must now confront the perils that lurk in the darkness, unravel the mysteries that surround them, and ultimately decide the fate of both worlds - the hidden tribe and their own.Book Details
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Rex Stout
United States
Rex Stout was an American author, best known for his detective fiction featuring the iconic character Nero Wolfe. Stout was a prolific writer, producing over 70 novels and numerous novellas and short...
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