Rudolf Rassendyll travels to the small kingdom of Ruritania for what should be a quiet holiday. But when the newly crowned king is drugged and kidnapped, Rudolf's uncanny resemblance to him pulls him into a dangerous plan.

To prevent a national crisis, he agrees to impersonate the king. As he steps into royal life, Rudolf must navigate court politics, betrayal, and a plot to seize the throne.

At the heart of it all is Princess Flavia, whose loyalty is torn between duty and the man who only pretends to rule.

The Prisoner of Zenda is a fast-paced story of disguise, honor, and impossible choices. It remains one of the most enduring adventure novels of its time.

Perfect for readers who enjoy political intrigue, romantic tension, and classic heroism.