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Tarzan Volume Eleven: Tarzan the Magnificent and Tarzan and the Foreign Legion (Tarzan:...
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Tarzan Volume Eleven: Tarzan the Magnificent and Tarzan and the Foreign Legion (Tarzan:...
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by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Sales Rank : 520365
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Hardcover: 388 pages
Publisher: Leonaur Ltd; 1 edition January 9, 2008
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1846773741
ISBN-13: 978-1846773747
Product Dimensions:
8.6 x 5.8 x 1.3 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds
Product Description
In this 11th volume of Leonaur's complete Tarzan novels, the first story-the 21st in the series-'Tarzan the Magnificent'-finds our hero taking a crazed and half dead American under his protection only to discover that he has been wrenched away-no longer in control of his own will-drawn back to an unknown city ruled by an evil wizard and protected by an army of female Amazon warriors. What are the strange hypnotic powers of the Gonfal, where is the hidden realm of Kaji, who is the lost Englishman and why are men powerless to prevent themselves being fatally drawn towards giant diamonds? Tarzan must discover the answers, brave all perils and rescue his friend. In the 22nd novel everything is in place for a roller coaster adventure for the Lord of the Jungle. In 'Tarzan and the Foreign Legion' the scene and time of the action dramatically changes to the island of Sumatra and a war has once again enveloped the globe. Tarzan has adopted his civilised alter ego, Colonel John Clayton, Lord Greystoke. Shot down whilst a passenger aboard an American bomber, Tarzan finds himself in a strange jungle pitted against a new, powerful and ruthless enemy-the Imperial Japanese Army. If only they knew who they were up against!
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