Title: A Princess of Mars
Author: Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950
Language: English
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This audio reading of A Princess of Mars is read by

Stephan Moebius,
Peter Yearsley,
Tony Hightower,
Steve Hartzog,
Kymm Zuckert,
Chris Petersen,
Kara Shallenberg,
Chris Vee,
Patrick McNeal, and
Sherry Crowther.



Contents

# Foreword - 00:07:47
Read by: Stephan Moebius

# Chapter 01 - 00:16:45
Read by: Peter Yearsley

# Chapter 02 - 00:09:42
Read by: Tony Hightower

# Chapter 03 - 00:18:32
Read by: Steve Hartzog

# Chapter 04 - 00:13:49
Read by: Steve Hartzog

# Chapter 05 - 00:09:17
Read by: Kymm Zuckert

# Chapter 06 - 00:11:11
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 07 - 00:14:28
Read by: Kara Shallenberg

# Chapter 08 - 00:11:36
Read by: Tony Hightower

# Chapter 09 - 00:07:59
Read by: Tony Hightower

# Chapter 10 - 00:19:11
Read by: Tony Hightower

# Chapter 11 - 00:17:02
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 12 - 00:13:49
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 13 - 00:13:17
Read by: Stephan Moebius

# Chapter 14 - 00:21:13
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 15 - 00:20:57
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 16 - 00:23:39
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 17 - 00:19:03
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 18 - 00:10:39
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 19 - 00:14:28
Read by: Chris Vee

# Chapter 20 - 00:16:33
Read by: Patrick McNeal

# Chapter 21 - 00:21:45
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 22 - 00:23:47
Read by: Sherry Crowther

# Chapter 23 - 00:13:24
Read by: Stephan Moebius

# Chapter 24 - 00:16:13
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 25 - 00:11:59
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 26 - 00:14:52
Read by: Chris Peterson

# Chapter 27 - 00:11:41
Read by: Kymm Zuckert

# Chapter 28 - 00:05:31
Read by: Stephan Moebius



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