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John Norman

Mercenaries of Gor

Part of "Gor" series

"Mercenaries of Gor" is the twenty-third book in the "Gor" series written by John Norman. The series is known for its vivid descriptions of a harsh, male-dominated world where slavery is a common practice. In "Mercenaries of Gor," the story follows the character of Tarl Cabot, a skilled warrior and mercenary, who is hired by the Priest-Kings of Gor to lead a group of mercenaries to defend the city-state of Ko-ro-ba from an impending attack by the forces of the brutal Kurii. Throughout the novel, Norman explores themes of power, dominance, and submission, as Tarl and his band of mercenaries navigate the dangerous and unpredictable world of Gor. The book is filled with intense battle scenes, political intrigue, and complex relationships between the characters. One of the unique aspects of "Mercenaries of Gor" is its detailed world-building. Norman has created a fully realized world with its own cultures, languages, and customs. The world of Gor is both fascinating and terrifying, and readers will be drawn into its complexities. However, it is important to note that the "Gor" series has been criticized for its portrayal of women and its glorification of violence and slavery. These themes may be uncomfortable for some readers, and it is important to approach the series with a critical eye. Overall, "Mercenaries of Gor" is a thrilling and engaging addition to the "Gor" series. Its intricate world-building, intense battle scenes, and complex characters make it a must-read for fans of the series. However, readers should be aware of the problematic themes and approach the book with caution...