The People of the Mist
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The People of the Mist

by H. Rider Haggard

Publisher
Independently Published
Pages
414
Language
English
Published
1965

Overview

The People of the Mist is a H. Rider Haggard adventure novel built around a journey into danger, mystery, and ancient power. The story follows a quest through a hidden land where outsiders confront danger, ritual, and the possibility of lost knowledge. Like much of Haggard’s fiction, it combines dramatic action with imperial adventure, making the landscape itself feel charged with threat and discovery.

This book is a fit for readers who like classic pulp-adventure energy and a strong sense of the uncanny. The People of the Mist offers treasure-hunt momentum, close escapes, and the pleasures of a tale that keeps widening beyond the hero’s expectations. It will appeal especially to anyone interested in old adventure fiction, archaeological fantasy, and stories that treat remote places as sites of wonder and dread.

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