The Beetle Horde
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The Beetle Horde
Narrated by:
Scott Reeves
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Narrated by:
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Scott Reeves
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Victor Rousseau
About this listen
Exciting pulp adventure inside the hollow Earth, originally published in 1930!
Scientist Jimmy Dodd and pilot Tommy Travers are searching for the exact location of the South Pole when a storm drives their plane through an opening into the hollow Earth. This interior land is populated by primitive humans who are raised for food by giant beetle overlords who are led by Bram, a missing scientist who has become the leader of the beetles. Bram intends to unleash his beetle horde upon the outer world and let them take supremacy over man.
It's up to Dodd and Travers to stop Bram's mad plan.
Public Domain (P)2014 Scott Reeves
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