Books like Tarzan the Terrible (#8) by Edgar Rice Burroughs
In the eighth volume of the epic series, Tarzan sets out to locate Jane. His pursuit leads him into the hostile realm of the Pal‑U‑Don, a warlike tribe, where new challenges and adventures await.
First publish date: 1976
Genre: Adventure Fiction/Action Adventure
Authors: Edgar Rice Burroughs
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