The Prisoner of Zenda
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James Wilby
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Anthony Hope
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- Mike Mahoney
- 08-09-21
You need this book in your life!
The greatest adventure story ever written! And it’s superbly read by James Wilby. Get it today.
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- Jim The Thing
- 28-06-23
Proper stuff!
A wonderful boys own adventure tale. Excellent narration from James Wilby.
Recommend for fans of classic swashbuckling fiction!
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- catherine hiley
- 01-03-23
A classic well done
Really enjoyed this telling of this influential tale, James Wilby did a phenomenal job which added immensely to the pleasure of the listen. Can’t go wrong with this, the pacing is perfect from Hope.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-03-22
A good read
What a lovely tale it was read to
Me as a child a pleasure to rediscover as an adult
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- Anonymous User
- 31-08-21
classic
Great story, entertaining from start to finish 👏 would highly recommend to anyone looking for a short audio book.
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- Nicola
- 25-08-21
Disappointed
I remembered this being far more engaging. The narration was really not brilliant which probably was significant.
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- Cathy Osman
- 27-09-21
Superb narration by James Willy!
This was an enjoyable swashbuckling romp made all the better by fabulous narration from James Wilbur.
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- Amazon Customer
- 25-06-22
Excellent reading but chapters are off
This swashbuckling classic is beautifully read, and a fantastic story!
For me, I was only disappointed that the audiobook chapters did not align to the book chapters. This meant I could not set the audio to stop at the end of a chapter, but had to manually line up the chapters when I stopped and started listening. Instead, it is recorded at 6 segments of just under an hour each.
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- Iain Macdonald
- 23-08-23
Timeless classic superbly read
Having never read this classic… but remembering seeing the Stewart Granger (1952) film, I’m busy trying to find a streaming service where I can watch again.. I can’t recommend this classic tale highly enough, superbly read and paced, an excellent audiobook.
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- Pamela
- 23-12-21
Tale of Derring-Do!
Such a wonderful tale of derring-do, What more could be needed than swashbuckling and romance. And James Wilby's narration is perfect.
This is a well-known story but is a refreshing antidote to much late nineteenth-century literature which is to put it colloquially is wordy. And the tale must be accepted for what it is. to be honest I never understand such complaints. It is like complaining to an orange that it is not a banana or Mills & Boon is not Dostoyevsky.
Rudolf goes on vacation to Ruritania, he discovers that he is the King’s doppelganger. When the King is kidnapped by his evil half-brother, Duke Michael, Rudolf is persuaded to masquerade on the throne until the real King can be rescued. And off we go.
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