The Green Lama - Unbound
248 pages · Released 2010 · Cornerstone Book Publishers
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The Green Lama: Unbound is a pulp-style action thriller that blends adventure with Buddhist philosophy and 1940s historical context. While it contains combat and references to Nazi threats, violence is not graphic or dwelling; the primary appeal is the mystery and heroic quest. The protagonist models wisdom, courage, and ethical restraint rooted in Buddhist principles, making it engaging for older middle-grade and early teen readers interested in adventure or retro-style stories.
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The classic pulp hero returns in his first full-length novel in nearly 70 years! Following the disappearance of his secret love Jean Farrell, Jethro Dumont--the Green Lama-- and his associates travel to the small Greek island of Samothrace in hopes of finding her. But their investigations soon lead them to discover a t... The classic pulp hero returns in his first full-length novel in nearly 70 years! Following the disappearance of his secret love Jean Farrell, Jethro Dumont--the Green Lama-- and his associates travel to the small Greek island of Samothrace in hopes of finding her. But their investigations soon lead them to discover a terrible Nazi plat that ties directly to the Green Lama's origins. Racing against time, they must stop at nothing to prevent the return of the world's greatest evil: Cthulhu! This action-packed, pulse-pounding thriller takes you on an adventure unlike anything you ever read before. Written by Pulp Factory Award nominee Adam Lance Garcia, with interior and cover illustrations by Pulp Factory Award nominated artist, Mike Fyles, GREEN LAMA: UNBOUND brings classic pulp excitement into the 21st Century!
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ISBN 9781934935750 · Cornerstone Book Publishers