Back to the Stone Age

In Back to the Stone Age the story returns to the adventures of David Innes the protagonist from the first novel At the Earths Core. David along with his friend Abner Perry and a group of Pellucidarian allies embarks on a perilous journey through the untamed wilderness of Pellucidar. The novel takes place several years after the events of the previous books in the series. David finds himself separated from his companions and thrust into a savage and primitive land within Pellucidar. He encounters ferocious beasts hostile tribes and strange creatures that challenge his survival skills. As David navigates this dangerous environment he becomes involved in a conflict between two warring tribes and finds himself entangled in a quest to rescue a kidnapped princess. Along the way he forms new alliances battles against formidable foes and uncovers the secrets of this prehistoric world. Burroughs imaginative storytelling once again shines in Back to the Stone Age as he vividly describes the landscapes creatures and cultures of Pellucidar. The novel captures the sense of adventure and exploration that are hallmarks of Burroughs writing as David faces constant danger and encounters both allies and adversaries in his quest. The novel explores themes of survival loyalty and the clash of civilizations as David interacts with the inhabitants of Pellucidar. It offers readers an exciting blend of action romance and exploration as David seeks to reunite with his companions and find his way back to civilization.