Amid scorching deserts and the remote peaks of Central Asia, adventurer El Borak faces dangers beyond imagination. This collection brings together three classic pulp tales by Robert E. Howard, where steel, cunning, and sheer willpower are all that stand between life and death. With a legendary reputation, El Borak journeys through lands forgotten by empires, diving into tribal wars, religious uprisings, and secrets buried in the mists of time.
• The Country of the Knife — Francis Xavier Gordon, known as El Borak, must uncover a brutal murder and rescue an American friend taken hostage in hostile territory. Amid a web of conspiracy and betrayal, he relies on his blade and sharp mind to survive.
• Son of the White Wolf — In the heart of the desert, a fanatical leader called the Son of the White Wolf wages a bloody revolt. El Borak, undercover among the insurgents, must stop a massacre — even if it means facing an army alone.
• The Lost Valley of Iskander — Legend becomes reality when El Borak stumbles upon a hidden valley where descendants of Alexander the Great's army have preserved a forgotten civilization. But his arrival threatens to unravel the fragile peace of this ancient enclave.
