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In the tiger's lair

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Two young adventurers return to the Andes to recover a hidden Inca treasure they previously discovered after escape through an underground river. Their campaign navigates snow-clad peaks, steaming jungle, deadly wildlife, and rival human foes as ancient Inca politics and treachery unfold: a prince’s conspiracy leads to exile, plots by priests and usurpers create betrayals and imprisonment, and local allies use cunning to counteract villainy. The action moves through daring rescues, subterranean passages, encounters with primeval beasts, and aerial rivalry, ending in a final confrontation that secures the treasure, seals the mountain breach, and establishes a new Inca ruler.

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Leo E. Miller

Leo E. Miller was an American author and explorer known for his vivid accounts of adventure in South America. His works often reflect his experiences in the wild, capturing the essence of exploration and the challenges faced in uncharted territories. Notable titles include "Adrift on the Amazon," which details his journey along the Amazon River, and "In the Wilds of South America," where he shares his encounters with the diverse landscapes and cultures of the continent. Miller's writing combines elements of travel narrative and adventure, contributing to the literary heritage of exploration literature.

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