Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth

Max McCoy

Random House Publishing Group, Feb 3, 1997 - Fiction - 336 pages

A violent storm, a dying Arctic explorer, and a curious wooden box make Indy the target of fanatical Nazi agents. Inside the box are a slice of Icelandic stone with mythological powers and a journal hinting at the existence of an underground civilization near the top of the world. Indy and Ulla Tornaes, a beautiful Danish scientist, set out into the Arctic wastes, racing against Nazi explorers, to search for the lost city. Their quest will lead them to a massive cavern beneath the snow, portal to the legendary Ultima Thule—the key to Hitler’s mad plan for world domination.

What people are saying

Review: Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth (Indiana Jones: Prequels #11)

User Review  - Danelley - Goodreads

This will be my guilty (not really though) pleasure reading when I can get my hands on a copy. Tee hee!

Review: Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth (Indiana Jones: Prequels #11)

User Review  - VBergen - Goodreads

first part, treasure hunting, boring and long. Second part, leading to the cold, better. Final part, the best but unfortunately the shortest.

About the author

Max McCoy is an award-winning journalist and author whose novels include The Sixth Rider and Sons of Fire. He lives in Pittsburgh, Kansas.

Bibliographic information

• Title: Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth; Volume 11 of Indiana Jones & the Hollow Earth; Indiana Jones; Lucas books
• Author: Max McCoy
• Edition: reissue
• Publisher: Random House Publishing Group, 1997
• ISBN: 0553561952, 9780553561951
• Length: 336 pages
• Subjects: Fiction / Action & Adventure; Fiction / Historical