Tarzan, now living in London with his beloved Jane and their son, is forced to abandon his civilized life when his mortal enemy, the ruthless Rokoff, kidnaps them. Stripped of his English luxuries and title, Tarzan returns to the jungle he knows so well, not as its lord, but as a cunning hunter on a mission of vengeance. In this exhilarating chapter, Edgar Rice Burroughs unleashes the primal fury of Tarzan. He must once again embrace his savage instincts, forming an unlikely alliance with the fierce ape Akut and the majestic leopard Sheeta. Together, this trio of beasts scours the vast African wilderness in a desperate race against time to save his family. Their quest leads them to a lost city of ancient warriors and into deadly encounters with ruthless enemies. Tarzan discovers that the most dangerous beasts are not always found in the jungle, but among his own species. The raw emotion of his fight for his family highlights the contrast between his civilized life and the fierce warrior he is at his core. The Beasts of Tarzan is a riveting story of love, family, and the raw, untamed power of a father's rage. It is a thrilling return to the action-packed world of the jungle, where Tarzan's bond with the wild is his only hope. This is a testament to the primal strength that lies within every person, a tale of loyalty and a desperate rescue that will leave you breathless.

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Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) was an American author best known for creating two of the most enduring icons in popular fiction: Tarzan of the Apes and John Carter of Mars. Burroughs’ vivid imagination and adventurous storytelling transported readers to exotic jungles and distant planets, captivating audiences worldwide. With his groundbreaking pulp fiction style, he became a pioneer of modern science fiction and fantasy. Burroughs’ works, brimming with action, romance, and heroism, continue to inspire adaptations and entertain fans across generations.