Where Duty Called; Or, in Honor Bound

Where Duty Called; Or, in Honor Bound is an adventure novel by George Waldo Browne, written in the early 20th century. The story follows three young engineers—Harrie Mannering, Ronie Rand, and Jack Greenland—who travel to Venezuela to explore rubber forests but quickly find themselves embroiled in political turmoil and danger. Their journey is marked by encounters with revolutionaries and perilous challenges at sea, ultimately leading to their capture by forces loyal to General Castro, which tests their resolve and camaraderie.