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Frank Aubrey


The Devil-Tree of El Dorado

The Devil-Tree of El Dorado

Monella: Book 1

Frank Aubrey

The Devil-Tree of El Dorado deals with an expedition to a remote corner of the Earth, the legendary city of Manoa, which sits high atop the seemingly unscalable Mt. Roraima in British Guiana. Sitting on the pinnacle of that mountain is an unthinkable horror--a horror in the form of a fantastic man-eating tree!

A Queen of Atlantis

A Queen of Atlantis

Monella: Book 2

Frank Aubrey

This story relates the discovery of a telepathic race living in the Sargasso Sea. A wonderful tale of the mythical continent, told with outstanding imaginative ingenuity, chronicling the adventures of the near-immortal Monella.

The King of the Dead

The King of the Dead

Monella: Book 3

Frank Aubrey

When first introduced to Don Lorenzo, railway engineer Arnold Neville was quite taken with the mysterious but wealthy gentleman. And though he was initially flattered by Lorenzo's congeniality, Young Neville soon learned that his fiancé, beautiful Beryl Atherton, suspected Lorenzo's wealth and charm were only a façade, hiding the ambitions of a cruel and dangerous man.

Her worst fears were confirmed when Beryl and her stately aunt found themselves abducted! And before long, Neville and fellow engineer Arnold Leslie were led on cat and mouse chase through the harsh, uncharted jungles of Brazil, in a desperate search for the missing women. But what they found there was a hidden scientific super city called Myrvonia. In this lost citadel lived a forgotten race whose people practiced weird sciences and dabbled in a strange form of magic, a magic so powerful it could literally animate the dead!

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