The Prisoner of Zenda

<p><strong>The Prisoner of Zenda</strong> is a classic <strong>adventure novel</strong> by <strong>Anthony Hope</strong> blending <strong>romance political intrigue and swashbuckling action</strong>. It is one of the most famous examples of <strong>Ruritanian fiction</strong> a genre that features fictional European kingdoms and royal conspiracies.</p><p>The novel takes place in the fictional country of <strong>Ruritania</strong> where an Englishman named <strong>Rudolf Rassendyll</strong>-a nobleman with a striking resemblance to the Ruritanian King-gets caught in a political crisis.</p><p>The novel takes place in the fictional country of <strong>Ruritania</strong> where an Englishman named <strong>Rudolf Rassendyll</strong>-a nobleman with a striking resemblance to the Ruritanian King-gets caught in a political crisis.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p>