The Mark of Zorro

by Pauline Francis

First published 2006

In the old pueblo of Los Angeles, a masked vigilante called Zorro wages a secret war against the cruel Captain Ramon. Zorro is a champion of the poor, a thorn in the side of the corrupt government. But beneath the black mask and cape hides a mild-mannered nobleman, Don Diego, who must balance his thirst for justice with the need to maintain his double life. When Ramon's men threaten the life of a beautiful senorita, Zorro springs into action, ready to risk everything to protect the helpless and challenge the tyrant's iron grip on the land.

Genres: romance, historical-fiction, adventure, 19th-century

Vibes: fast-paced, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, secret-identity

Setting: California, Los Angeles

Period: 19th-century

220 pages · Paperback · Positronic Publishing

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