The Lost World

For the sake of simplicity, Dark Africa, Operation Legacy and Lost Island redirect here.
The Lost World is a science-fiction action-adventure set nearly two decades before the events of Blank Earth. It is a modern reimagining of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novella of the same name, published in 1912.
The Lost World is the fourth installment of the overall The Placebo Effect series and serves as both the final installment of Phase One and the first installment of the Revelations trilogy.
==Synopsis==
Edward Clarke is an esteemed reporter for Chicago's broadcast news, sent to cover a sudden major press conference held by Scottish adventurer, survivalist and television personality Connor 'Challenger' McArdle where he announces the continued existence of dinosaurs in the modern day to much public outcry and mockery.
Desperate to pursue the story further, Edward is accepted on a once-in-a-lifetime expedition to the depths of the South American jungle to either prove McArdle's claims to the world or debunk them. Accompanied by freelance journalist Alisa Hungerton, soldier-of-fortune John Roxton, renowned paleontologist Kim Summerlee and cameraman Clive Malone, the group travel with Challenger to the heart of the Amazon to discover the unbelievable; a prehistoric world, a government conspiracy and something else entirely.
==Plot==
==Appearances==
===Characters===
====Main====
* Edward Clarke (first appearance)
* Alisa Hungerton (first appearance)
* Connor McArdle (first appearance)
* John Roxton
* Kim Summerlee (first appearance)
* Clive Malone (first appearance)
* João Gomes (first appearance)
* Bibuwa Madungu (first appearance)
====Secondary====
* Iris Adler (first appearance)
* George Beaumont (first appearance)
* Jimmy Colver (first appearance)
* Ronald Murray (first appearance)
* Jessica McArdle (first appearance)
* Mason White (mentioned)
====Other====
* Jack Bellinger (first appearance)
* Richard Burton (first appearance)
* James Illingsworth (first appearance)
* M (mentioned)
* Pedro Gomes (mentioned)
===Locations===
*United States of America
**Chicago, Illinois
**New Orleans, Louisiana
*Brazil
**Manaus, Amazonas
**Rocinha, Rio di Janeiro (mentioned)
==Development==
==Influences and Themes==
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Category:Books