The Mark of Zorro

By: Johnston McCulley

Narrated by: B. J. Harrison

Cabballero. Patriot. Vigilante. Follow the swashbuckling adventures of Zorro, as he metes out his own brand of justice against the tyrannical opressors of young California. This charismatic reading is sure to please young and old alike!

©1959 Johnston McCulley (P)2011 B.J. Harrison

A Charming Classic

Sure, it is the same storyline as The Scarlet Pimpernel, but this book has its own charm and style. I love the setting (my childhood setting) and the Hispanic flavor. BJ Harrison's reading of the audio book is spot-on!

So much fun!

I've loved Zorro stories since I was very young. now, I've finally read the book that started it all. I enjoyed it so much. The characters were fun and B.J. Harrison's performance was stellar (as always).

Weird

Weird style, weird plot, really REALLY weird choices in voices by the narrator ranging from bad guys with evil lisps to Don Diego Vega who I can only describe as "vaguely rapey"

High adventure with Zorro

Wow! B. J. Harrison does not disappoint! Amazing voices produced for each character by this one man! I was enthralled all the more with his reading of this timeless high octane enthralling novel! A must hear!! You will not be disappointed!

Mispronounced Spanish

I loved this swashbuckler of a tale... but not when read by this narrator. His voice and reading style are positively charming (it reminds me of Cary Elwes (Wesley in The Princess Bride movie)), but his mispronunciation of Spanish place names grated on my nerves. I tried to overlook it, because I really DID like the narrator's voice and reading style, but the Spanish place names are used so much in the story that by the end of chapter 2 I couldn't take hearing them mangled any more and bought a different edition with different narrator.