Son of Tarzan

Description

Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan series spans across 24 of the best novels written in the pulp genre, and have gained remarkable popularity both during the author’s lifetime and long after his passing. The tales follow Tarzan, his friends and, ultimately his own flesh and blood son, through remarkable adventures, daring escapes and fantasy-filled tales of wonder that will keep you glued to your seat throughout each book’s reading, from cover to cover.

Son of Tarzan follows the tale of Tarzan’s son Jack, as he is lead from a rather sheltered – compared to his own father’s youth – city life to becoming Korak the Killer, a feared and strong man of the jungle almost as powerful as Tarzan himself.

Tricked by Paulvitch, one of Tarzan’s archenemies, into running away from his London home, Jack is captured, but soon escapes with the help of his faithful friend, the great ape Akut. Fleeing into the African jungle, he is soon faced with perils and adventures the likes of which only his father had known during his youth. Will the boy be able to survive this trying experience; and how will he cope with the realization that the horrors devised by men are far worse than the dangers he faced in the unforgiving jungle?

Even if this isn’t necessarily the most popular Tarzan book you’ll come across, it certainly rises to the same standards we’ve come to expect from Burroughs’ remarkable fantasy novels. With a believable plot that has Tarzan’s own son be led by fate to follow in his father’s footsteps, who can resist the exciting and captivating adventure that is to follow?

If you’re at all a fan of Burroughs’ masterful style and popular pulp literature works, you will undoubtedly love Son of Tarzan. This quick and consistent story will immerse you into a world of fantasy and adventure the likes of which very few modern authors are still capable of manifesting.
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