Eldorado

MAN, Baroness Orczy hasn't let me down! I haven't read all the books in this series... yet... but this one was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO INTRIGUING!!!!!!! I ABSOULUTELY LOVED THIS BOOK!!! And the plot was GREAT (as usual)! I, of course, HIGHLY (LIKE 1,000,000,000%) RECOMMEND THIS BOOK!!!😁🤗🥰

This is perhaps the best Pimpernel tale I have read yet. Sir Percy Blakeney and his noble league of gentlemen attempt the rescue of "the most important life in France" in their battle against the Terror of the French republic. This time they are joined by Armand St Just, Marguerite's brother; but he compromises their scheme by unexpected love for an actress, disobeying orders in order to save her life. With disastrous... Read Full Review

Eldorado was one of the best Pimpernel books . It starts of slowly with Armand and a couple of new characters then Percy gets heavily envolved followed by Marguerite, Ffoukles, and of course Chauvelin.The end is really exciting and as usual very masterly done. The intrigue in this book rests on the person who Sir Percy is trying to rescue. (No it's not Marguerite)

When Armand St. Just falls in love, he must choose between his loyalty to the Scarlet Pimpernel and his passion for the woman of his dreams. The question is, how far will he go to protect her? Armand tells Percy, "You do not know what it is to love." And Percy agrees with him!By far, Eldorado is one of the Baroness' best works. However, the text has been heavily edited. There are sentences, paragraphs, and whole chapters... Read Full Review

This is definatley one of the best in the Scarlet Pimpernel series, if not THE best of those I've read thus far (seeing that most of the books are out of print). The story greatly depends on the power of love, from friendship love to romantic love. For Armand St. Just, the brother-in-law of the incredulous Sir Percy Blakeney, love gets him into trouble and causes him to doubt his role in the league of the Pimpernel. ... Read Full Review