The Three Musketeers
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One of the most famous works of French literature, The Three Musketeers is a classic swashbuckler novel of adventure, sword fights, humour, and romance.
Delve into a fast-paced world of danger and espionage as dтАЩArtagnan travels to Paris in the hopes of joining the Musketeers of the Guard. Set in France in the 1620s, this gripping story tells the tale of a brave swordsman and his friendship with the most dauntless guards in Paris: the three musketeers. Follow the four friendsтАЩ adventures as they face the ruthless Cardinal Richelieu and his gorgeous spy, Milady. As brave dтАЩArtagnan finds himself surrounded by conspiracy and peril, he realises heтАЩs falling in love, but this blossoming romance is doomed from the start...
First published in 1844, Alexandre DumasтАЩs thrilling novel is a timeless must-read for fans of historical adventure fiction.
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Alexandre Dumas (1802тАУ1870) was a French writer, best known for his historical adventure novels. His most notable works include тАШThe Three MusketeersтАЩ (1844) and тАШThe Count of Monte CristoтАЩ (1846). HeтАЩs one of the most widely read French authors, with his work having been translated into many languages internationally.
