The Man Who Fell Through The Earth (1919)

Basil Gort's journey into an underground world begins when he mysteriously disappears, prompting a frantic search by his loved ones. In this technologically advanced society, he meets Zada, who guides him through the complexities of this new realm. As he becomes entangled in the struggle against a rebel faction threatening the government, Basil faces a conflict between his loyalty to newfound friends and his longing for his previous life. The novel delves into themes of loyalty, identity, and the quest for meaning, offering an engaging adventure for fans of early 20th-century literature.