The TREASURE OF DON DIEGO: ZORRO

by William McCay

When a mysterious thief enters Zorro's hidden lair, the hero worries about how he will carry on his mission to defend the common people of California from the greedy schemes of tyrants when his own secret identity could be revealed

Paperback

First published December 1, 1998

About the author

AKA Bill McCay

Reviews

[John]

Not a good start to this series. The story is weak, the action unexciting, and the character of Elena comes across as extremely annoying. Worst of all, the first few chapters spend an incredible amount of time needlessly recapping the events of the first ZORRO film with Anontio Banderas. As an adult, you'd have to be a real Zorro completist to hang on to this one.