The Elusive Pimpernel
Baroness Emma Orczy
Read by Karen Savage





First Published in 1908, The Elusive Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy is the 4th book in the classic adventure series about the Scarlet Pimpernel. (Summary from Wikipedia) (7 hr 30 min)
Chapters
Paris: 1793 | 12:22 | Read by Karen Savage |
A Retrospect | 8:33 | Read by Karen Savage |
Ex-Ambassador Chauvelin | 16:55 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Richmond Gala | 17:41 | Read by Karen Savage |
Sir Percy and His Lady | 8:13 | Read by Karen Savage |
For the Poor of Paris | 17:00 | Read by Karen Savage |
Premonition | 7:47 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Invitation | 6:15 | Read by Karen Savage |
Demoiselle Candeille | 13:17 | Read by Karen Savage |
Lady Blakeney's Rout | 9:25 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Challenge | 16:13 | Read by Karen Savage |
Time – Place – Conditions | 22:59 | Read by Karen Savage |
Reflections | 5:49 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Ruling Passion | 14:56 | Read by Karen Savage |
Farewell | 12:26 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Passport | 10:01 | Read by Karen Savage |
Boulogne | 17:00 | Read by Karen Savage |
No. 6 | 18:47 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Strength of the Weak | 10:30 | Read by Karen Savage |
Triumph | 8:17 | Read by Karen Savage |
Suspense | 6:59 | Read by Karen Savage |
Not Death | 20:48 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Hostage | 19:52 | Read by Karen Savage |
Colleagues | 14:45 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Unexpected | 17:55 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Terms of the Bargain | 18:19 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Decision | 4:20 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Midnight Watch | 13:37 | Read by Karen Savage |
The National Fete | 12:16 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Procession | 12:06 | Read by Karen Savage |
Final Dispositions | 12:46 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Letter | 12:50 | Read by Karen Savage |
The English Spy | 12:49 | Read by Karen Savage |
The Angelus | 9:17 | Read by Karen Savage |
Marguerite | 7:06 | Read by Karen Savage |
Reviews
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Mike M.
Karan's reading is excellent. Surely she's a professional doing some pro bono work. If not, we should find a way to get this most talented volunteer into the biz.
Great story, Excellently Read





rpearsey
Karen Savage is by far the best reader I've heard on LibriVox! I'm always very happy to find titles read by her. Especially when there're French words to read, she doesn't stumble at them, but glides right through with perfect accent, cadence and intonation. And her expression and and skill of reading are so perfectly pleasant, very engaging, not droning monotone, not overly dramatic or with awkward forced voicing. Super high quality. The Elusive Pimpernel is very good too - a great balance of history, adventure, intrigue and romance. And it's accesible...not too heady, and doesn't require too much active thinking to follow and stay engaged.
Dragged on





Iris1212
after hearing Karen Savage read The Scarlet Pimpernel, I was hoping this sequel would be as interesting. While Karen Savage could make reading the phone book interesting, the novel here was not at all worthy of her talent. the heroine of the book was an incapable comatose ninny for most of it. It felt like half of the words in this book were used to describe people's feelings. It went on and on with people's feelings. if not for having been read by Karen Savage, I could have never finished this book.
Bravo from Borneo





Lord Jim
Excellent! There is much adventure and jeopardy in this novel and our dandy hero is at his eloquent best where fast and lively remarks are delivered in his trademark witty style, often to the chagrin of his enemies. Karen Savage truly brings the characters to life in such an engaging manner. She is one of my favourite narrators and I choose books based upon her being the narrator. Now, on to the next Pimperne book.
another superb reading from Karen Savage





Lord de Ville
this is a very easy going story that's really doesn't require too much concentration to enjoy. What makes it worth the listen, however, is the sublime reading from Karen Savage. her character voicing and pace, together with superlative English and French accents make it a true pleasure to listen to...
great book!!





Franzi
Keren is doing an amazing job reading as always. the ending was a bit more predictable than in other pimpernel books. chronologically I am confused, but I think this book is best to be read second after the scarlet pimpernel and before El Dorado.
Very good audiobook!





David Sanchez
As always Miss Savage is very good reading English and French, so this is a very good audiobook and it is read wonderfully! The story is not as good as the original Scarlet Pimpernel, but it is a nice sequel.
Farmers daughter





A LibriVox Listener
absolutely AMAZING book!!!! the writer did an amazing job and it was read extremely well. The book really draws you in and as soon as you start listening you will not be able to stop. AMAZING JOB, very well done!!!