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In "Zorro," Isabel Allende reimagines the origin story of the legendary masked hero. With her signature lyrical prose, she blends history, adventure, and romance to explore the early life of Diego de la Vega, the man who would become Zorro. From his childhood in California and Spain to his training in swordsmanship and his first acts of justice, Allende crafts a vivid and humanizing portrait of a cultural icon. Translated by Margaret Sayers Peden, the novel captures both the excitement and emotional depth of a hero torn between two worlds.
