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Ten Years Later - cover

Ten Years Later

Alexandre Dumas

Casa editrice: Zenith Whispering Pines Publishers

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Ten years can change a kingdom—but not the courage of the Musketeers.
In this sweeping continuation of the D'Artagnan saga, old friends reunite as France stands on the edge of political upheaval. Intrigue brews around the young Louis XIV, secret plots move in the shadows, and every choice carries the weight of destiny. D'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis face battles of loyalty, ambition, and honor as alliances fracture and hidden enemies rise.

Praised as "one of Dumas's richest and most dramatic works," this novel blends adventure, romance, and political tension with the irresistible energy that made the Musketeers legendary. Readers love its vivid characters, fast-moving plot, and unforgettable emotional stakes.

If you crave grand adventure and the timeless heroism of the Musketeers, this gripping novel will keep you captivated to the final page.

Return to the world of swords, secrets, and honor—start reading now.
Disponibile da: 02/12/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 583 pagine.

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