• All content is redone in a new style, with the author's name and the title of the novel at the top.• For a better glance, a small graphic is added at the beginning of each chapter.• With a picture of Alexandre Dumas, a detailed biography of him is added.For eight long years, a young prisoner has suffered deep within the dreadful Bastille, his face hidden from all. He has no idea who he is or how he ended up in this situation. Aramis, one of the original three musketeers and one of France's best swordsmen, then bribes his way into the young man's cell to tell the awful truth. The exposure of this reality has the potential to depose Louis XIV, King of France—and Aramis intends to accomplish exactly that. Aramis' holy vow of "All for one, one for all" may be broken by a daring jailbreak, a magnificent disguise, and a violent war for the crown. 

• All content is redone in a new style, with the author's name and the title of the novel at the top.• For a better glance, a small graphic is added at the beginning of each chapter.• With a picture of Alexandre Dumas, a detailed biography of him is added.The Vicomte de Bragelonne kicks off an epic journey that continues with Louise de La Valliere and culminates in The Man in the Iron Mask. This new edition of the classic translation depicts a pivotal scene in the saga of the Musketeers. 

• All content is redone in a new style, with the author's name and the title of the novel at the top.• For a better glance, a small graphic is added at the beginning of each chapter.• With a picture of Alexandre Dumas, a detailed biography of him is added.Edmond Dantès is framed as a Bonapartist traitor and sentenced to fourteen years in jail in this early nineteenth-century French drama. He befriends a man in jail who tells him of a treasure on Monte Cristo's island. Dantès retrieves the treasure and acquires the island, as well as the title of Count, after a daring escape. He disguises himself and uses his newfound wealth to exact vengeance on the folks who deceived him. 

• All content is redone in a new style, with the author's name and the title of the novel at the top.• For a better glance, a small graphic is added at the beginning of each chapter.• With a picture of Alexandre Dumas, a detailed biography of him is added.The fast-paced plot of the tale takes place in Louis XIII's royal court, where the swaggering King's musketeers battle the fearsome Cardinal Richelieu's crimson-clad guards. In the name of King Louis—and Queen Anne, who dares a secret love affair with France's nemesis, England's Duke of Buckingham—the Red Duke dominates France with an iron hand. The boisterous d'Artagnan, a young fighter from the provinces determined to gain fame and money in Paris, dives into this royal intrigue. Bold and astute, the young man soon finds himself up to his Gascon neck in adventure, winning the acquaintance of the Three Musketeers: noble Athos, sneaky Aramis, and the gigantic, good-hearted Porthos, the finest buddies in literature. 

• All content is redone in a new style, with the author's name and the title of the novel at the top.• For a better glance, a small graphic is added at the beginning of each chapter.• With a picture of Alexandre Dumas, a detailed biography of him is added.The final volume of the D'Artagnan Romances is traditionally divided into four parts: The Vicomte de Bragelonne, Ten Years Later, Louise de la Valliere, and The Man in the Iron Mask. 

Twenty Years After: • With a picture of Alexandre Dumas, a detailed biography of him is added.• All content is redone in a new style, with the author's name and the title of the novel at the top.• For a better glance, a small graphic is added at the beginning of each chapter.Twenty Years After begins in 1648, with the Red Sphinx, Cardinal Richelieu, dead, France ruled by a regency in the midst of civil war, and King Charles I's monarchy hanging by a thread across the English Channel. These are difficulties that a sword thrust will not address, as d'Artagnan will discover. The musketeers confront maturity and its greatest difficulty in Twenty Years After: you fail sometimes. We begin to glimpse the actual qualities of Dumas's great heroes in how the four companions respond to failure and rise above it. 

Alexandre Dumas, père's novel The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later (Le Vicomte de Bragelonne ou Dix ans plus tard) is set ten years after the events of The Vicomte of Bragelonne. Following The Three Musketeers, it is the third and final d'Artagnan Romance..