by Rafael SabatiniStarted: September 1
Finished: September 15
Finished: September 15
Notes: I've never read any of this author's work, and have been meaning to for years. This is one of his most popular novels, so I figured this is a good place to start.
Mini review: I heartily recommend this book, especially for anyone who happens to be a Dumas fan. Scaramouche is sort of a lesser version of Edmund Dantes in a lot of ways, driven by a thirst for vengeance, though he's not nearly as scheming as Edmund. Still, lots of intrigue, a goodly amount of action, and most of the exposition is short.
1 comment:
Hey! I picked this up last month in hardcover, something like 1950s or so. Goble and TW like it and say I will, but I've never read Sabatini yet, either. It's not very high in my stack of TBRs, but I'll definitely be interested in your comments.
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