Zendan vanki
by Anthony Hope
Translated by O. A. Joutsen
"Zendan vanki" by Anthony Hope is an adventure novel published in 1894. When the King of Ruritania is drugged before his coronation, an English gentleman who remarkably resembles him is persuaded to impersonate the monarch. As political intrigue deepens and the real king is abducted, the impostor must maintain his dangerous deception while navigating treacherous plots, deadly henchmen, and an impossible love with Princess Flavia. Can he rescue the true king without revealing the charade?
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