Earthman On Venus (Version 2) by Ralph Milne Farley is a thrilling science fiction novel that takes readers on a journey through the mysterious and dangerous planet of Venus. The story follows the protagonist, Myles Cabot, a determined Earthman who finds himself in the midst of a war between the Venusian inhabitants and a group of evil invaders.

Farley does a fantastic job of creating a vivid and imaginative world on Venus, filled with strange creatures, futuristic technology, and epic battles. The action is non-stop and keeps readers on the edge of their seats as Cabot navigates his way through the various challenges he faces.

One of the highlights of the book is the character development of Myles Cabot. He starts off as a brave and resourceful protagonist, but as the story progresses, readers see him grow and adapt to the dangerous situations he finds himself in. Farley does an excellent job of showing Cabot's internal struggles and the moral dilemmas he faces throughout the novel.

Overall, Earthman On Venus (Version 2) is a gripping and exciting read that will appeal to fans of classic science fiction. Farley's writing is engaging and keeps readers hooked from beginning to end. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a thrilling adventure in a futuristic world.

Book Description:
"An Earthman On Venus" was first published as a serial under the title "The Radio Man" in 1924. It is the first book in a science fiction series imaginatively written in the vein of Edgar Rice Burroughs. The main character is Myles Cabot, an earthman who finds himself accidentally transported to the planet Venus. He is naked and unarmed in a world filled with man-eating plants and giant insects. He soon discovers the planet is ruled by enormous ant-men, who have subjugated the Cupians, a more human-like race of inhabitants, to use as their slaves. Myles is immediately captured and must learn to communicate with the Formians, his six-foot tall ant-like masters. But how can one hope to converse with creatures which seem to be completely deaf and dumb? While Myles is in their grasp, he meets and becomes enthralled with Lilla, a beautiful Cupian maiden who has been kidnaped from her own people and enslaved by the giant monsters. Though more human-like in appearance, she, too, seems totally without the power of hearing or speech. Using all his wits, Cabot must devise a way to escape from his captors in order to help Lilla and the Cupians end their long slavery to their Formian masters. Other books in the series include "The Radio Beasts" and "The Radio Planet" .