The Knight of Maison Rouge

Paris, 1793. The Revolution's blade falls swift and merciless.In the shadow of the guillotine, a daring conspiracy unfolds to save the doomed Queen Marie Antoinette from her revolutionary captors. At its heart stands the mysterious Knight of Maison-Rouge-a man whose unwavering loyalty and desperate courage drive him to attempt the impossible.As the streets of Paris run red with blood and the old world crumbles, unlikely alliances form between aristocrats and commoners, while love blooms amid the chaos of history's most turbulent hour. But in a city where betrayal lurks behind every corner and the price of failure is death, even the most carefully laid plans can unravel with devastating consequences.From the master storyteller who brought us The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo comes this gripping tale of honor, sacrifice, and the fatal cost of loyalty during France's darkest days. Alexandre Dumas weaves together historical drama and pulse-pounding adventure in a novel that captures both the intimate human stories and the sweeping forces that shaped a nation's destiny.A tale of courage that history could not silence.

Pages: 444, Paperback, Independently published