The Saint in Trouble is the 47th book in the long-running series of novels featuring the iconic character Simon Templar, also known as “The Saint.” Written by Leslie Charteris, this book was published in 1978 and continues the thrilling adventures of the suave and resourceful anti-hero.

In this installment, Simon Templar finds himself embroiled in a web of danger and intrigue when he becomes entangled with a mysterious organization known as “The Freedom Foundation.” The foundation claims to be a charitable organization dedicated to helping those in need, but Templar soon discovers that there is more to it than meets the eye.

As the story unfolds, Templar uncovers a plot involving political corruption, international espionage, and a deadly conspiracy that threatens global security. With his trademark wit, charm, and cunning, Templar sets out to expose the truth behind The Freedom Foundation and bring its nefarious activities to light.

Throughout the book, readers are treated to Charteris’ signature blend of action, suspense, and humor. The narrative takes us on a rollercoaster ride as Templar navigates through dangerous situations, outwits his adversaries, and uses his unique set of skills to stay one step ahead.

One of the notable aspects of The Saint in Trouble is Charteris’ ability to create vivid and memorable characters. From the enigmatic members of The Freedom Foundation to Templar’s loyal allies and formidable enemies, each character adds depth and complexity to the story. Additionally, Charteris explores themes such as loyalty, justice, and the blurred lines between good and evil.

As with other books in The Saint series, The Saint in Trouble showcases Charteris’ mastery of pacing and storytelling. The plot moves at a brisk pace, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. The author’s descriptive prose brings the settings to life, whether it’s the bustling streets of London or the exotic locales where Templar’s adventures take him.

Overall, The Saint in Trouble is a thrilling addition to the long-standing series that fans of Leslie Charteris and The Saint will undoubtedly enjoy. With its blend of action, suspense, and charismatic characters, this book exemplifies why the character of Simon Templar has remained popular for decades.

• The Saint in Trouble

• The Saint, Book 47
• By: Leslie Charteris
• Narrated by: John Telfer

Two adventures based on the Return of the Saint episodes, starring Ian Ogilvy: In ‘The Imprudent Professor’, the Saint is summoned by the beautiful Emma Maclett to prevent the kidnapping of her father, a housewife. brilliant science with ideas that change the world on a large scale solar power.

In ‘The Red Sabbath’, Saint on behalf of Israeli intelligence tracks an Arab terrorist.

Leslie Charteris was born in Singapore and moved to England in 1919. He left Cambridge University early when his first novel was accepted for publication. He wrote novels about the saint during his lifetime, becoming one of the most prolific and popular authors of the 20th century.

One of the last books, written about Simon Templar, read it. Read them all, they are amazing, wonderful, upbeat, magnificent, the best adventure books around. Yes, I am a fan. Congratulations

Although written in the 1970s, this book resonates today, in the 21st Century. It is timeless, and I will heartily endorse it.

In my opinion, the stories about Saint are well worth reading, as well as the TV series about Saint that have been watched very well. Great to read, great to watch.

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