Tarzan and the Lost Empire


Lu par Mark Nelson

(4.7 stars; 72 reviews)

The disappearance of a noted archaeologist hunting the secret of the Lost Tribe of the Wiramwazi Mountains was a signal to the one man who could penetrate Africa's deepest interior—Tarzan of the Apes. For only Tarzan, the white man who had been raised by the anthropoid apes, could understand the ways of the jungle and its beasts perfectly enough to speed to the scientist's rescue.
But this time, in addition to savage tribes and vicious beasts, Tarzan uncovered a strange lost land—twin cities of Roman soldiery, outposts of a ruthless empire that had fallen fifteen hundred years before.
Tarzan's desperate struggle between ancient intrigues and modern schemers, against deadly gladiators and enraged lions, is Edgar Rice Burroughs at his very best. - Summary by Original Gutenberg text (6 hr 56 min)

Chapitres

Chapter 1 14:06 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 2 19:11 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 3 10:59 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 4 20:11 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 5 18:02 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 6 19:30 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 7 19:38 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 8 25:27 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 9 30:04 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 10 25:22 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 11 12:17 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 12 14:13 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 13 29:34 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 14 19:04 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 15 20:21 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 16 16:44 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 17 16:28 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 18 13:30 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 19 17:12 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 20 8:39 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 21 16:17 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 22 19:59 Lu par Mark Nelson
Chapter 23 9:40 Lu par Mark Nelson

Critiques

great story,i have forgotten about Tarzan 😎


(5 stars)

i loved the story and of course second hero , narrator of the same.

Interesting but


(5 stars)

This book had so much potential with the protagonist discovering a lost Roman colony in the jungle. However, after a few interesting chapters, the narrative dissolves to the usual character dialogues about the same problems (escape from captivity and enemies) with the same motivations (love, revenge, passion, etc). Starting to appreciate what the critics said about ERB's formulaic plots down the Tarzan series line. Nevertheless, I understand his struggle with creativity being a writer myself with a few good ideas and hardly an ounce of energy to put them skillfully on paper 😂 Come for the novel plot idea, stay for the usual Tarzan adventure. Great job to the narrator.

Strange combo of roman and Tarzan.


(4 stars)

Well read romantic story in a strange Roman world combe with Tarzan. Entertaining but maybe do other books first.


(5 stars)

excellent narration of an excellent story.. who don't enjoy a Tarzan novel thanks Mark, Thanks Libervox ✌🏼🤞🏼