Outlaw of Gor Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Almost as dreadful as the first Gor book. But I know the story improves so I read this for completeness sake "

" Good series so far. I look forward to reading the rest. "

" Oh, it's book 2....okay never noted the change. Like I said before Soft core porn...read some of these in my "wild youth". whoopee. "

" Again, a guilty pleasure................ "

" Read the series ages ago and disliked the whole of it. "

" This Gor novel certainly gets into more of the philosophy, but still a quick, fun read. "

" Swords, sandal, chicks in light bondage, and a hero who always wins the day. "

" The first couple of these books are not to bad. "

" At the age of 14, I started savoring Norman's GOR books like a guilty pleasure, which of course it was. "

" poor imitation of Burroughs - sort of... "

" The second book of the series still hadn't devolved into BDSM fantasy yet; the slavegirls were more present on the covers than in the story. A decent adventure in the tradition of Edgar Rice Burroughs. "

" A good read if you like the world of Gor, which I do. "

" I read this when I was a teenager. The action and adventure was good, but I remember being disappointed that Tarl Cabot did not find his wife/princess/companion...I don't remember exactly her title was. "

" Second book in the Gor Novels. I woudl say the writing is brisk and paced well. His penchant for description is not heavy handed. I though it was good. Not fantastic, but it does make me want to read the next installment which the first book didn't, honestly, do for me. "

" I am unashamedly hooked on the Gor series "

" Second book in the Gor Novels. I woudl say the writing is brisk and paced well. His penchant for description is not heavy handed. I though it was good. Not fantastic, but it does make me want to read the next installment which the first book didn't, honestly, do for me. "

" At the age of 14, I started savoring Norman's GOR books like a guilty pleasure, which of course it was. "

" The second book of the series still hadn't devolved into BDSM fantasy yet; the slavegirls were more present on the covers than in the story. A decent adventure in the tradition of Edgar Rice Burroughs. "

" This book had potential but it was ruined. Tarl was intending to go to the Sardar mountains but he spends the whole book doing random stuff and getting himself captured around instead. I didn't find that realistic. "

" I read this when I was a teenager. The action and adventure was good, but I remember being disappointed that Tarl Cabot did not find his wife/princess/companion...I don't remember exactly her title was. "

" Oh, it's book 2....okay never noted the change. Like I said before Soft core porn...read some of these in my "wild youth". whoopee. "

" Almost as dreadful as the first Gor book. But I know the story improves so I read this for completeness sake "

" The first couple of these books are not to bad. "

" Swords, sandal, chicks in light bondage, and a hero who always wins the day. "