Tarzan the Untamed


Lu par LibriVox Volunteers

(4.5 stars; 537 reviews)

This book follows Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar chronologically. The action is set during World War I. While away from his plantation home in East Africa, invading German troops destroy it and kill his wife Jane and the Waziri warrior Wasimbu who is left crucified. Tarzan's search for vengeance is filled with much danger, many fierce fights and tons of action as he becomes active in the war on the British side. This is really just the start of the exciting adventures portrayed in this book. (Summary by Wikipedea and Phil Chenevert) (11 hr 5 min)

Chapitres

01 - Murder and Pillage 29:56 Lu par Delmar H Dolbier
02 - The Lion's Cave 32:20 Lu par Delmar H Dolbier
03 - In the German Lines 25:08 Lu par Bill Mosley
04 - When the Lion Fed 32:29 Lu par Dan Mason
05 - The Golden Locket 35:40 Lu par John W. Michaels
06 - Vengeance and Mercy 25:12 Lu par John W. Michaels
07 - When Blood Told 29:46 Lu par Bill Mosley
08 - Tarzan and the Great Apes 43:21 Lu par John W. Michaels
09 - Dropped from the Sky 35:08 Lu par John W. Michaels
10 - In the Hands of Savages 36:51 Lu par John W. Michaels
11 - Finding the Airplane 26:30 Lu par Marty
12 - The Black Flier 15:45 Lu par jeffwiltzius
13 - Usanga's Reward 15:31 Lu par jeffwiltzius
14 - The Black Lion 25:44 Lu par Dan Mason
15 - Mysterious Footprints 28:04 Lu par Lynne T
16 - The Night Attack 18:41 Lu par Dan Mason
17 - The Walled City 23:20 Lu par Dan Mason
18 - Among the Maniacs 29:37 Lu par Dan Mason
19 - The Queen's Story 39:13 Lu par Pamela Krantz
20 - Came Tarzan 21:38 Lu par Bill Mosley
21 - In the Alcove 29:21 Lu par Dan Mason
22 - Out of the Niche 20:02 Lu par Dan Mason
23 - The Flight from Xuja 28:08 Lu par Dan Mason
24 - The Tommies 18:25 Lu par Dan Mason

Critiques

I miss Ralph


(5 stars)

Ralph Snelson where you at homie...

good book but the narrators are terrible.


(2.5 stars)

They change from chapter to chapter so its hard to stay riveted on the story... and I'm pretty sure batman is narrating at some point too. Whoever that narrator is, he's awful.


(5 stars)

although many different readers, some loud and some over acting, I was still involved with the reading. I love the Tarzan series so far

I am Batman your narrator.


(5 stars)

I never knew Batman liked to read 🤣 That was pretty cool ro hear him narrate this book. I wish he narrated the entire book and said at the end " I'm Batman your narrator." 🤣 I got real kick our of that narrator. I wonder if he made his voice sound like Batman on purpose 🤔 or if it was just by accident lol.

interesting


(5 stars)

I find myself laughing at how the behaviour of lions and other beasts of the jungle are so farfetched from the actual behaviour. lions do NOT roar when attacking prey. they roar to warn off rival lions. knowledge of African animal was obviously very much lacking in the beginning of the 20 century. regardless, I love the story in spite of the impossible feats of Tarzan

Loved the book but...


(3.5 stars)

although I enjoyed the book itself and applaud the readers who volunteer, one reader in particular was a little too much. His voice was fine until he exaggerated parts that need not be and would change midsentence. Those few chapters were rough to listen to but I knew that a new reader would soon take over.

Readers are great


(5 stars)

Exciting adventurous story by ERB as always. I also love the readers - even 'Batman' as one of the reviews called him. His deep voice was jarring at first coming off of the other readers, but he reads clearly and distinctly, which are the best qualities for me. Thanks volunteers and on to the next one!

in a world of multiple narrators...


(4 stars)

we enjoy a typical Tarzan novel. several chapters are read by Mike Vendetti, whose classic voice makes it sounds like a continuous movie trailer... the odd bit is that his cadence frequently falls out of sync with the punctuation.