The Beasts of Tarzan

"The Beasts of Tarzan" by Edgar Rice Burroughs is an exciting adventure novel and the third book in the Tarzan series. This installment continues the thrilling exploits of Tarzan, the jungle hero. In this story, Tarzan's arch-nemesis, Nikolas Rokoff, seeks revenge and kidnaps Tarzan's beloved wife, Jane, and their son, Jack. Rokoff's malicious plan is to maroon Tarzan on a deserted island, leaving him helpless while he takes his revenge on Jane and the child.
As Tarzan sets out to rescue his family, he faces numerous challenges and dangers in the untamed African jungle. Along the way, Tarzan encounters not only hostile tribes but also wild animals, including the formidable beasts of the title. Edgar Rice Burroughs' storytelling captures the essence of adventure and the excitement of a hero's quest, making this novel a thrilling read for fans of the Tarzan series and adventure enthusiasts.
The story explores themes of courage, love, and the indomitable spirit of a man raised in the wild. "The Beasts of Tarzan" is a classic adventure tale that showcases Tarzan's bravery and resourcefulness as he battles both human and animal adversaries to rescue his family and protect the jungle he calls home.