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Good story. but narrator sounded like he was drunk. Hope the next book is as good.

This is the best of the Tarzan books so far and I don’t see how any books in the series could be better. I stayed up all night because I just could not stop listening to the riveting story of Tarzan’s son, Jack. Eight year old Jack runs away from home with an ape from..

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what took me so long to get this book. great narrator comes off as a little dry in humor but works for character. the voices for the side characters are a good pick and can easily tell them apart. the story is a great twist on a dark character not the regular hero that we..

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I liked the action in this book. It was very exciting. I liked the way the book flowed.

I think this story would of been much more enjoyable for me had I actually read it instead of listening to the audiobook. Some of the hypnosis sessions were absolutely painful to listen to. The narrator kept repeating the name of the person speaking and then whatever his line was but the parts that were..

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After reading this side story definitely felt that Frank adventure could use his own series.

Really helps to flesh out one of the characters I had, to this point, considered lacking. An entertaining read, well worth the credit.

Frank finally got some time in the spotlight, and he didn’t disappoint. Excited to see what’s next in the world of AO.

This new series begins a century after the events of The Sword of Light Trilogy. So far, you can easily listen to the story without reading/listening to the first trilogy, but I highly recommend it for it’s own sake. This book actually starts at the end of the war the Tsar has waged to rule..

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This picks up where Tarzan of the Apes leaves off. Another amazing story of Tarzan as he pursues Jane in America, and then departs to his beloved jungle to spend the rest of his life with his people. Lots of action, romance, bad guys, and edge of your seat plot lines. The narrator is the..

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