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The Metal Monster

A hidden valley. A legion of lost ancient warriors. And an unearthly intelligence made of living, thinking metal.

Follow botanist Dr. Walter Goodwin as he ventures into the remote and uncharted Trans-Himalayas, seeking peace but finding a living nightmare. Along with young adventurer Dick Drake and the stranded Ventnor siblings, Goodwin is plunged into a desperate game of survival. Hunted by the bloodthirsty, armored legions of ancient Persia, their only salvation lies with Norhala-an otherworldly, lightning-wielding goddess. But the geometric shapes of cubes, spheres, and pyramids that serve her are far more than weapons. They are a terrifying hive-mind of conscious, animate metal capable of assembling into towering monsters and shaping the very mountains themselves.

Fans of classic Science Fiction / Fantasy will be spellbound by this visionary pulp masterpiece. Combining elements of weird fiction, cosmic horror, and lost-world adventure, this audiobook delivers high-stakes tension, unearthly world-building, and mind-bending concepts that echo the greatest tropes of the golden age of speculation.

Abraham Merritt (1884-1943) was a foundational figure in early 20th-century literature. Known for his lush, highly imaginative prose and contributions to the weird fiction movement, Merritt's immersive worlds have influenced generations of fantasy and horror authors.

A hidden valley. A legion of lost ancient warriors. And an unearthly intelligence made of living, thinking metal.

Follow botanist Dr. Walter Goodwin as he ventures into the remote and uncharted Trans-Himalayas, seeking peace but finding a living nightmare. Along with young adventurer Dick Drake and the stranded Ventnor siblings, Goodwin is plunged into a desperate game of survival. Hunted by the bloodthirsty, armored legions of ancient Persia, their only salvation lies with Norhala-an otherworldly, lightning-wielding goddess. But the geometric shapes of cubes, spheres, and pyramids that serve her are far more than weapons. They are a terrifying hive-mind of conscious, animate metal capable of assembling into towering monsters and shaping the very mountains themselves.

Fans of classic Science Fiction / Fantasy will be spellbound by this visionary pulp masterpiece. Combining elements of weird fiction, cosmic horror, and lost-world adventure, this audiobook delivers high-stakes tension, unearthly world-building, and mind-bending concepts that echo the greatest tropes of the golden age of speculation.

Abraham Merritt (1884-1943) was a foundational figure in early 20th-century literature. Known for his lush, highly imaginative prose and contributions to the weird fiction movement, Merritt's immersive worlds have influenced generations of fantasy and horror authors.

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The Metal Monster

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A hidden valley. A legion of lost ancient warriors. And an unearthly intelligence made of living, thinking metal.

Follow botanist Dr. Walter Goodwin as he ventures into the remote and uncharted Trans-Himalayas, seeking peace but finding a living nightmare. Along with young adventurer Dick Drake and the stranded Ventnor siblings, Goodwin is plunged into a desperate game of survival. Hunted by the bloodthirsty, armored legions of ancient Persia, their only salvation lies with Norhala-an otherworldly, lightning-wielding goddess. But the geometric shapes of cubes, spheres, and pyramids that serve her are far more than weapons. They are a terrifying hive-mind of conscious, animate metal capable of assembling into towering monsters and shaping the very mountains themselves.

Fans of classic Science Fiction / Fantasy will be spellbound by this visionary pulp masterpiece. Combining elements of weird fiction, cosmic horror, and lost-world adventure, this audiobook delivers high-stakes tension, unearthly world-building, and mind-bending concepts that echo the greatest tropes of the golden age of speculation.

Abraham Merritt (1884-1943) was a foundational figure in early 20th-century literature. Known for his lush, highly imaginative prose and contributions to the weird fiction movement, Merritt's immersive worlds have influenced generations of fantasy and horror authors.