Alexandre Dumas
Alexandre Dumas, also known as Alexandre Dumas père, was a French novelist and playwright.
The three musketeers
A young man's quest to join the King's Musketeers plunges him into a world of daring sword fights, strong friendships, and dangerous enemies in 19th-century Paris.
By Alexandre Dumas
Le chevalier de Maison-Rouge
In revolutionary France, a daring knight and a brave officer risk everything in a perilous quest to rescue a queen, becoming entangled in a dangerous game of love and loyalty.
By Alexandre Dumas
Taking the Bastile; Or, Pitou the Peasant A Historical Story of the Great French Revolution
In a time of revolution, a young peasant becomes an unlikely hero as he finds himself at the center of a nation's fight for freedom.
By Alexandre Dumas
The Count of Monte Cristo
A young sailor, betrayed and imprisoned, escapes to exact vengeance on those who stole his life, but discovers that revenge comes at a price.
By Alexandre Dumas
Ten Years Later
Amidst royal expectations, the fate of a kingdom hangs in the balance as beloved heroes face treacherous choices and hidden agendas threaten to unravel everything they hold dear.
By Alexandre Dumas
Ten Years Later
Amidst royal schemes and shifting loyalties, a celebrated musketeer returns from peril and must rise in power to navigate a treacherous court with old friends.
By Alexandre Dumas
Twenty years after
** Loyalties are tested and old comrades reunite amidst political turmoil in France as brave heroes face new challenges twenty years after their celebrated escapades.
By Alexandre Dumas
The Corsican Brothers
Identical siblings, separated at birth, must navigate honor and vengeance as their lives intertwine across Corsica and Paris, bound by an unexplainable connection.
By Alexandre Dumas
Urbain Grandier Celebrated Crimes
A priest's popularity ignites a firestorm of jealousy and claims of witchcraft, threatening to consume him in a society fueled by superstition and scandal.
By Alexandre Dumas
The Companions of Jehu
In post-Revolutionary France, a group of bandits become infamous for their daring heists and hidden motives during a time of political instability.
By Alexandre Dumas
Martin Guerre Celebrated Crimes
A man's return home after years of absence ignites a whirlwind of doubt and deception, as his own wife and neighbors begin to question if he is truly who he claims to be.
By Alexandre Dumas
The Vicomte de Bragelonne
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By Alexandre Dumas
Marguerite de Valois
Amidst a swirl of celebration and simmering religious conflict in 16th-century France, a royal marriage becomes a dangerous game of love, betrayal, and political maneuvering.
By Alexandre Dumas
Joan of Naples Celebrated Crimes
Amidst political treachery in Naples a young queen must fight for her throne and navigate a dangerous marriage.
By Alexandre Dumas
Captain Paul
In a time of revolution, a daring captain sails into a world of intrigue, challenging notions of honor and duty.
By Alexandre Dumas
The Vicomte de Bragelonne; Or, Ten Years Later Being the completion of "The Three Musketeers" and "Twenty Years After"
Amidst the opulent court of Louis XIV, iconic heroes navigate secret plots, forbidden loves, and dangerous rivalries that will test their bonds and change their destinies forever.
By Alexandre Dumas
My Memoirs, Vol. I, 1802 to 1821
A son fights to validate his existence and honor his father's legacy amidst revolution and societal turbulence.
By Alexandre Dumas
Vaninka Celebrated Crimes
Amidst the rigid social hierarchy of 19th-century Russia, a proud noblewoman's desires spark a conflict against societal norms, challenging her place and destiny.
By Alexandre Dumas
The black tulip
Amidst political turmoil, two brothers face brutal accusations while the pursuit of a rare flower could mean danger for them all.
By Alexandre Dumas
Ascanio
In the French court, a young artist longs for a mysterious maiden, as his master battles rivals, setting the stage for love, ambition, and betrayal.
By Alexandre Dumas