Two centuries after the Great War, Europe has been wiped from the map-and crossing the deadline means certain death.
It is the year 2137. The Pan-American Federation has enjoyed two hundred years of absolute peace, isolated from the Eastern Hemisphere by the draconian edicts of longitude 30. No ship has crossed the meridian and returned. No man knows what lies beyond. But when a catastrophic malfunction strands Lieutenant Jefferson Turck and his aero-submarine over the forbidden waters of the Atlantic, he is left with a dire choice: face execution for treason at home, or chart a course eastward into the terrifying unknown.
Landing on the shores of ancient England, Turck discovers not the glorious civilization of history books, but a savage, overgrown wilderness teeming with fierce predators and primitive, brutal human tribes. Stripped of his high-tech advantages, the modern naval officer must rely on his raw survival instincts. With the help of Victory, a fiercely independent tribal queen, Turck must navigate the crumbling ruins of London, battle apex predators reigning from the thrones of kings, and escape the barbaric warlords who wish them both dead.
Why you will love this audiobook: Fans of classic Science Fiction will be mesmerized by this thrilling blend of post-apocalyptic survival, dystopian world-building, and high-octane pulp adventure. Combining futuristic exploration, military sci-fi undertones, and lost world tropes, this action-packed odyssey delivers an unforgettable vision of a fallen empire reclaimed by nature.
Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) was a legendary pioneer of 20th-century speculative fiction. Best known for creating Tarzan and John Carter of Mars, his fast-paced narratives laid the foundation for modern science fiction.
