Gullivar of Mars

Quite by accident, Lieutenant Gullivar Jones of the United States Navy is transported to Mars.

Not a barren, lifeless planet, Mars is a lush and beautiful world whose elf-like people embrace him like a brother. To rescue his new bride, the Princess Heru, he quests across the globe to the frosty land of the barbarians who have taken her.

For only he is capable of saving her... and is the only one willing to.

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First published in 1905, this timeless classic is arguably one of the inspirations for Edgar Rice Burroughs and other authors. Today it stands as a testament to the late Victorian and early Georgian era mind, their wonder, and imagination.

..".the book is an exciting, highly imaginative, colorful piece of fantasy/sci-fi more than capable of standing on its own merits, discounting any possible relation to its more famous successor."

"[The author] he can conjure very powerfully drawn, evocative scenes..."

"'Gulliver of Mars' is a light fantasy, escapist, mostly gentle."

--Goodreads.com