Tarzan and the Snake People
This 1964 book, by Barton Werper, was unauthorized by ERB, Inc.;
it was taken off the market and remaining copies destroyed.

People		(in order of appearance)
Jane Clayton		Lady Greystoke, wife of Tarzan
John Clayton		Lord Greystoke, TARZAN of the Apes
Basuli		Chief of Tarzan's Waziri warriors
Kamjei		the best Waziri runner
Tageka		an old Waziri
Leopold Keinin		Belgian badguy chief
Pierre Sortie		French-accented German accomplice of Keinin
Bill Harvey		an American accompanying Keinin & Sortie
Lyta		Daylight priestess of the Snake People
Narda		Night Priestess of the Snake People, her sister
Tamoyi		a Waziri killed by the Snake People
Namon		aide to Narda
Kuchek		a young Great Ape, first to assist Tarzan
Tombak		eldest of the Great Apes, second to join Tarzan
Lerta		Lyta's chamberlain, chief of her Snake-Men
Summary — Book Blurb Derby, Conn: Gold Star Books		In order to steal the precious radium from the Snake People, the evil adventurers, Leopold Keinin and Pierre Sortie, set the the tribes of the sisters Narda and Lyta against each other. Drawn into the bloody war between the humanoids with bodies of snakes and heads of humans is Tarzan, whose wife Jane is held as a hostage by one of the warring tribes. This tale of battle and Tarzan's heroic struggle to shield Jane from an incredibly horrible death makes for the best Tarzan book.
Chapters		these are titles only (not online)
I		The Missing Runner
II		The Unknown Enemy
III		The Voice of the Jungle
IV		Kamjei's Horror
V		The Three Strangers
VI		The Challenge of Tarzan
VII		The Night Battle
VIII		The Blood-Drenched Clearing
IX		The Secret Chambers of Narda
X		Escape by Dawn
XI		The Note of Ransom
XII		The Meeting with the Apes
XIII		The Death Insurance
XIV		The Invaders
XV		The Rescue

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