Adventure audiobooks

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

by Jules Verne

French novelist Jules Verne's sea story Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea is an adventurous science fiction work voyaging through dangerous icebergs, Octopuses and storms. Assigned by American government Professor Aronnax and Ned Lan along with Conseil starts their voyage to hunt and destroy a dangerous sea monster which destroyed many ships. D..

Kidnapped

by Robert Louis Stevenson

Kidnapped is a Juvenile adventure novel written by Scottish novelist Robert Louis Stevenson. After being orhpaned David Balfour, a young lad on his way to start his life has been kidnapped by his own uncle Ebenezer Balfour to inherit his father's wealth. The consipiray of his uncle made him to being captured in a ship by cruel ship captain Elias Ho..

White Fang

by Jack London

Jack London's White Fang narrates the story of a Dog's transformation from wildness to domestication. In contrast to the author's popular novel The call of the wild which explored the transformation from domestic to wild, White fang is thematic mirror of it. Much of the novel is narrated from animals point of view on world and humans...

A Tramp Abroad

by Mark Twain

Considered to be the sequel of his earlier work The Innocents Abroad, Mark Twain's A Tramp Abroad narrates his journey to Europe along with his friend Harris. Though the team had a goal of walking, there were inevitable moments of using other modes of travel. Throughout the travel though Twain has to pretend to understand what ever he see, in reali..

Ivanhoe: A Romance

by Sir Walter Scott

Walter Scott's Ivanhoe is a historical romance novel set during the period the Saxon families were losing ground and Normans were overpowering. Cedric of Ivanhoe disowns his son Wilfred for his support to Norman King Richard I. The protagonist Wilfred falls in love with Cedric's ward Rowena, while his father had plans to marry him to beautiful Rebe..

A Journey to the Centre of the Earth

by Jules Verne

Professor Lidenbrock decodes a manuscript which states a volcanic passage in Iceland would lead to center of the earth. Lidenbrock starts A Journey to the Center of the Earth along with his shaky nephew Axel and an Iceland hunter Hans Bjelke. The trio encounters many dangerous adventures including prehistoric animals and strange creatures. After th..

Tarzan of the Apes

by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Tarzan of the Apes is jungle fiction novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs which has opened the way for Burroughs' creation of fictitious hero Tarzan and the series of novels. John Clayton, an English boy orphaned on birth, has been under motherly care from a Tribe named Kala. Kala names him as Tarzan and he is growing without knowing he is of huma..

King Arthur and His Knights

by Maude L. Radford Warren

King Arthur and His Knights is a collection of stories for children which narrates the English legend's life with a sequence of stories relating other legends. Maude L. Radford Warren claims to have filled the gap of Thomas Malory's version of King Arthur which are loosely connected stories and miss the connecting elements. This collection is a com..