Thuvia, Maid of Mars (version 3)


Gelesen von Mark Nelson

(4.6 stars; 377 reviews)

The fourth book of the Barsoom series, Thuvia, Maid of Mars takes up the story of Thuvia, now Princess of Ptarth, and Carthoris, son of John Carter and Dejah Thoris. Thuvia is betrothed to Kulan Tith, Jeddak of Kaol in an arranged marriage. She spurns the advances of a suitor, Astok of Dusar, who then plots to abduct Thuvia, and frame Carthoris for the crime, igniting a war between Kaol, Ptarth and Helium. (Summary by Mark Nelson) (5 hr 1 min)

Kapitel

Carthoris and Thuvia 22:59 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
Slavery 21:02 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
Treachery 12:10 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
A Green Man's Captive 21:17 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
The Fair Race 28:16 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
The Jeddak of Lothar 17:49 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
The Phantom Bowmen 21:21 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
The Hall of Doom 22:06 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
The Battle in the Plain 19:12 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
Kar Komak, the Bowman 21:08 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
Green Men and White Apes 24:52 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
To Save Dusar 19:08 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
Turjun the Panthan 24:02 Gelesen von Mark Nelson
Kulan Tith's Sacrifice 25:57 Gelesen von Mark Nelson

Bewertungen

Thuvia Maid of Mars


(5 stars)

The 4th in the Barsoom series. Classic ERB delivered by one of the best narrators Mark Nelson. This story follows John Carter's son.

Good read


(5 stars)

Typical ERB. plenty of high adventure and heroes to be proud of. The reader in this version does an excellent job. I will ever after look for his name when selecting between versions. I may even read a book or two I otherwise would skip just because he is reading. Great job, thanks!

Great Martian Adventure


(4 stars)

Though slightly formulaic, Burroughs writes an entertaining and engaging story of Mars and its distinctive peoples and characters. He brings to life new creatures with intriguing lifecycles and peoples, good and bad, with ancient origins and their resultant cultures. Definitely an enjoyable listen.

great reading of the 4th book of Mars series


(5 stars)

Another great read by Mark Nelson. Even though John Carter doesn't play a major role the story offers everything you could want from a John Carter story. Highly recommended.

Uplifting escapism


(4 stars)

Maybe it's not the highest form of literature known to man, but its a great tale of dashing heroes and almost so dashing heroines. Mark Nelson's reading is perfect. I really enjoyed this one.

Mediocre Story but Excellent Narration


(3 stars)

The fourth book in this series wasn’t quite as good as the first three. But Mr. Nelson does a fantastic job of making it compelling in spite of itself.


(4.5 stars)

A nice energetic twist on the Mars series. Always fun to see when the next secret passage or chance encounter will propel the plot forward. Again nicely read by Mr. Mark Nelson.

some interesting new concepts


(5 stars)

I like the idea of the realists. It kept this from being as boilerplate as I thought it was going to be. Great reading as always.