at one minute in the reading the two people hate each other, the next minute of the story a day or month may go by and they're madly in love with each other because the main character is the uber-warrior. I could have got over that, however, if there was more story to support the 'this is how Lara (sp?) fell in love with Tol (sp?)' part but there is a lot of 'quickening' through the story. It's a book about love (somewhat) and lots of 'This is how men and women should behave towards each other.' If you're into the master-slave relationship then this is the book for you. However, it was hard to get into the book because I couldn't get into the story. That aside, it?s an enjoyable listen and one that I highly recommend.ĭid the narration match the pace of the story? As it is read in the first person, I found it took some time to become accustomed that the voice you were hearing was coming from a young, athletic Englishman, turned fierce warrior of Gor. My only minor criticism is the narrator, who does a good enough job with the reading itself, but I found he just didn?t have the type of voice I would have expected for the main character. Sound familiar? Well here is one of the originals and its hasn?t dated a bit.

Where men lived by a simpler and more honorable code. A world where modern day weapons and technology are banned. In fact, listening to it now, I can?t help but wonder how much of today?s accepted Sci-Fi lore can be attributed to early works such as this. As expected, I enjoyed it immensely, having lost none of its original appeal. Having discovered this series back in the late 70's, I was delighted to see it listed on Audible.

Tarnsman of gor audiobook