Incaland A Story of Adventure in the Interior of Peru and the Closing Chapters of the War with Chile

"Incaland" by Claude H. Wetmore is an adventure story set in the heart of Peru, where three ambitious young men, Harvey Dartmoor, Horace Hope-Jones, and John Ferguson, venture into the rugged Andes Mountains in search of forgotten Incan gold after the devasting War with Chile. Fueled by the whispered secrets of a dying native about unimaginable riches, Harvey, Horace, and John leave the world they know behind and bravely move forward through unforgiving terrains, where both the splendor of snow-capped peaks and the looming threat of natural disasters, such as rockslides, test their resolve. As they prepare for their expedition, the story shows how Harvey's family's financial struggles push him into confronting the unknown with his companions who share a common bond of friendship. Driven by tales of untold wealth, the trio prepares to descend into the unexplored depths of the Andes to find the lost riches amidst the lingering scars of war.