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The Elusive Pimpernel

Baroness Emmuska Orczy (1865-1947)

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1. 01 – Paris: 1793
2. 02 – A Retrospect
3. 03 – Ex-Ambassador Chauvelin
4. 04 – The Richmond Gala
5. 05 – Sir Percy and His Lady
6. 06 – For the Poor of Paris
7. 07 – Premonition
8. 08 – The Invitation
9. 09 – Demoiselle Candeille
10. 10 – Lady Blakeney’s Rout
11. 11 – The Challenge
12. 12 – Time – Place – Conditions
13. 13 – Reflections
14. 14 – The Ruling Passion
15. 15 – Farewell
16. 16 – The Passport
17. 17 – Boulogne
18. 18 – No. 6
19. 19 – The Strength of the Weak
20. 20 – Triumph
21. 21 – Suspense
22. 22 – Not Death
23. 23 – The Hostage
24. 24 – Colleagues
25. 25 – The Unexpected
26. 26 – The Terms of the Bargain
27. 27 – The Decision
28. 28 – The Midnight Watch
29. 29 – The National Fete
30. 30 – The Procession
31. 31 – Final Dispositions
32. 32 – The Letter
33. 33 – The English Spy
34. 34 – The Angelus
35. 35 – Marguerite

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First Published in 1908, The Elusive Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy is the 4th book in the classic adventure series about the Scarlet Pimpernel.

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I thought the whole thing was excellent: book and reader.

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- Captivating book!!!

I enjoyed reading this book! I couldn't put it down once I started reading for it kept me in such suspense!!! I definitely recommend all Baroness Orczy's books! I've loved every book of hers I've read..

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- Exceptional Narration

I love historical fiction set during the late 1700's: Scarlett Pimpernel, Les Mis, Tale of Two Cities, so it pains me to say that the Elusive Pimpernel is heavy on atmosphere (to a fault) and repetitive. While Karen Savage's read is exceptional, the story is a slight disappointment. The first chapters will have you hooked, but the middle could have benefited from a good editor. If not for Miss Savage's read, I may have abandoned this audiobook.

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