About this book
Edgar Rice Burroughs' *Tarzan the Terrible* plunges listeners into one of adventure fiction's most extraordinary quests. Two months after discovering his beloved Jane alive, Tarzan pursues her into Pal-ul-don, a hidden valley untouched by time and teeming with prehistoric wonders. Here, in the "Land of Men," dinosaurs roam freely—including the savage, carnivorous Gryfs—while two distinct races of intelligent, tailed beings inhabit this lost world: the hairless Ho-don and the powerful Waz-don.
As Tarzan navigates this dangerous realm, he earns the respect and fear of both tribes through his remarkable strength, cunning, and survival skills. His captors bestow upon him a legendary title: Tarzan-Jad-Guru, Tarzan the Terrible. Yet this new name conceals deeper mysteries. Ancient temples, forbidden gardens, and shadowy conspiracies challenge Tarzan at every turn, forcing him to question whom he can trust and what horrors may lurk beneath the valley's surface.
Burroughs masterfully weaves together action, exotic worldbuilding, and psychological tension in this fifth installment of the Tarzan saga. Perfect for listeners who crave immersive fantasy adventures with a literary pedigree, *Tarzan the Terrible* delivers pulse-pounding excitement alongside thought-provoking encounters with civilization, loyalty, and survival in an unforgiving world.
