Tarzan the terrible - Edgar Rice Burroughs - ebook

Tarzan the terrible ebook

Edgar Rice Burroughs

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In the midst of his desperate search for Jane, whom he now believes to be lost and captured, Tarzan ventures into a forbidden, unknown region of Africa. His quest leads him to Pal-ul-don, a land lost in time, where savage creatures from the Mesozoic era—including the fearsome dinosaur, the Allosaurus—still roam. Here, two warring races—the ape-like Waz-don and the lizard-like Ho-don—are locked in an eternal, bloody struggle for survival.Edgar Rice Burroughs crafts a spectacular, high-stakes adventure that is part fantasy, part classic survival story.

Tarzan, ever the resourceful warrior, must navigate this primeval world, using his cunning and strength to stay alive. He becomes a leader to the peaceful Waz-don people, teaching them the art of jungle warfare as he desperately seeks clues about Jane's whereabouts.

His search becomes more than a simple rescue mission; it is a test of his ability to lead and to survive in a world far more dangerous and strange than any he has ever known. The ancient, hostile environment pushes him to his limits, forcing him to adapt his legendary skills to a world of dinosaurs and primitive savagery.

"Tarzan the Terrible" is an electrifying journey into a lost world of fantastic beasts and daring adventure. It is a thrilling tale of a man who, driven by love, faces the most formidable obstacles imaginable, from savage creatures to treacherous terrain. This is a testament to the indomitable spirit of Tarzan, proving that his courage and heart are as fierce as the dinosaurs he must defeat.

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Liczba stron: 466

Rok wydania: 2026

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