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I listened to the audio book and was reminded why I started reading this in high school right after I read The Scarlet Pimpernel, but then lost interest. Armand annoyed me. It focused more on Armand and his love interest, when I was more interested in Percy's cunning plan. If you've read the book you know what role Armand played in that. I was interested in this to see what elements played into the 1982 movie because there's so many elements that are not in the original. Odd's fish m'dear I think it's been ten years since my plan to read all the books in this series. Well, now I know what wifi is and have a cell phone/smart phone. I would like to add more physical books to my collection but audiobooks online is a bit kinder to my bookshelves. I recommend the audio book read by Karen Savage on LibriVox. This is probably more of a 3.5 for me. I really appreciated the audiobook, but the story itself didn't hold my interest as much as the first one. although I have a bad habit of reading several books at a time to the point it takes me years to finish reading them. On the other hand, I didn't put Testament of Youth in the freezer.