Nomads of Gor

Gorean Saga, Book 4

De: John Norman

Narrado por: Ralph Lister

Duración: 15 h y 24 m

Resumen del Editor

Tarl has dedicated his life to ensuring that the Priest-Kings survive the harsh lands of Gor, but a savage tribe that closely guards its secrets has halted his quest. To continue it, Tarl must unravel the mysteries of this strange, private band of nomads called the Wagon People at risk of his life. He is the only man alive who has not trembled in the presence of this mysterious tribe.

Now he is embarking on the most perilous adventure of his time on the counter-world of Gor. Will he be accepted by the tribe and learn the secrets they guard with their lives - or will he die trying?

The saga continues: listen to more in the Gorean series.

©2010 John Norman (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Hats off to Audible

Thank you for these books. I am hopeful that you complete the series. Excellent work!

Captivating world building - glacial pace

It's fun getting to know another Gorean region and culture, but the author is in no hurry to hit the story beats. Lots of drawn out, repetitive conversations.

Excellent!!!!!!

Great story and it is performed excellent. Highly recommen this series start to finish. Can't wait till I get a chance to listen to it. Better than TV.

One of my all time favorites, Part 2

I made an error in my review of Priest Kings, but other then forgetting which book the character Elizabeth comes in, it is still valid and really applies to this book too. I've known Tarl Cabot for most of my life. Ralph Lister is the perfect person to read him. This is my 3rd time through the first 5 books of the series, and this recording made it all new to me again. I really think Priest Kings and Nomads are one book. If you have problems with the subject matter in John Norman's book, the my review won't matter. Taken together, Priest Kings and Nomads make a five star book to me. It is funny, the first person in translation is brilliant, and I will always remember some of the characters I met during Tarl Cabot's struggles on the counter earth. Thank you for bringing it to life for me. I'd love to have audio recordings of all 26, even though I still haven't finished "Witness." I keep putting it off because I don't want it to end.

Gorean Saga

The Gorean series is basically Conan the barbarian meets a smut novel on another world. There's lots of violent battles and vicious giant man eaters with a dash BDSM. The series gets a little repetitive as the books go on but not to badly for a 20 plus book series. If you liked the John Carter in 'A Princess of Mars' series most likely you'll enjoy these books there very similar. I prefer the Gorean series myself, except the ones narrated by women which I haven't bought so don't know if there good or not I personal dislike women narrates.

love this series ❤

this was a good book ...harold of the tuchucks was bold and funny those wilie tuchucks ....lol

On of his best

Usual smbd crap but truly great story. The last of an innocent Tarl. Kamchuk and Harold unforgettable characters. Easy 5 all the way.

Back to the wagon times

Tarl Cabot befriends and inflitrates the wagon people, and learns much of their culture along the way. This book is one of my personal favorite among John Norman's works. Leaving behind the technological world of the priest kings, we delve into the culture of the wagon people and glimpse a simpler way of life, though not less complex in culture. We learn more of the system of slavery on Gor. The juxtaposition of city life, and the conflicts that brings. John Norman's fascination with Master/slave dynamics grow and materialize in-depth throughout this book.

Full-disclosure, I read many of the Gor books back in the 1980's, and was quite pleased to see them arrive on Audible. My wife is now listening to them for the first time, having heard of the series before, and is enjoying them. This age-old series still has some life in it, perhaps primarily for those involved with adjacent dynamics.

Nomads of gor

Brilliant narration yet again lifting the emotional interactions beautifully. The story itself is a wonderful blend of adventure, thrill and fantasy. I particularly enjoyed the interaction between Tarl and his earthling slave turned Gorean 'Vella' towards the end.

Love this series.

Love this series. On to the next book. Easy to listen to. I recommend it.