Nice job of pulling together the unknowns of the two prior books and explaining the mysteries of Caspak. ( )

This final volume in the Caspak trilogy follows the adventures of Bradley, one of the sailors whose path became separated from that of most of his fellows in the previous novel. It is very like the second volume in that Bradley like Tom Billings in that book adventures across the surface of the continent and finds and rescues a Caspakian woman, Co-Tan, with whom he falls in love. Most of the enemies Bradley faces though are not dinosaurs or wild animals, but the intelligent but hideous and murderous Wieroos, who have a much more advanced civilisation than any other hominid race in Caspak. After many brushes with death, at the end of the novel, Bradley and Co-Tan meet Billings and Ajor and they and all the surviving crewmembers of their ship and of the original German U-Boat sail off into the sunrise. ( )

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I know some have said the plot is a repeat of the two previous books, but I didn't feel that at all. Burroughs has delivered another fun adventure while answering the rest of our questions about Caspak and giving us a happy ending for the series. ( )

Read as part of the trilogy https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1240044128 . ( )

In the first book the last we saw of Bradly, Brady, Sinclar, James & Tippet they had left on a expedition. This book picks up on their story. Bradley had been captured by the ghost-like creature, which is soon revealed to be a naturally winged human being, belonging to a subgroup of humanity known as the Wieroo. He faces dangers and rescues a beautiful girl (of course). ( )