The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas, Alexandre
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In The Count of Monte Cristo, Volume 4, Edmond Dantès' quest for vengeance reaches a turning point as he carefully orchestrates the downfall of those who once wronged him. With new secrets uncovered and alliances shifting, the stakes rise higher than ever. Haydée's past resurfaces, shedding light on long-buried betrayals, while the mysterious Cavalcanti's schemes advance, ensnaring unsuspecting victims in a web of deception.As the walls close in on his enemies, the Count watches as his plans unfold with meticulous precision, yet new challenges arise. The wheels of fate bring long-awaited…mehr

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In The Count of Monte Cristo, Volume 4, Edmond Dantès' quest for vengeance reaches a turning point as he carefully orchestrates the downfall of those who once wronged him. With new secrets uncovered and alliances shifting, the stakes rise higher than ever. Haydée's past resurfaces, shedding light on long-buried betrayals, while the mysterious Cavalcanti's schemes advance, ensnaring unsuspecting victims in a web of deception.As the walls close in on his enemies, the Count watches as his plans unfold with meticulous precision, yet new challenges arise. The wheels of fate bring long-awaited reckonings, courtroom dramas, and duels of honor, pushing characters to their limits. Meanwhile, love and devotion are tested, leading to choices that could forever alter the course of their lives.Tension escalates as death looms over the guilty and the innocent alike. Will justice prevail, or will vengeance consume its wielder? With heartbreak and triumph in equal measure, this volume propels the reader closer to the final resolution of one of literature's most unforgettable sagas.
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Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) war ein produktiver französischer Schriftsteller, der für seine historischen Abenteuerromane bekannt war. Seine Werke, darunter "Die drei Musketiere" und "Der Graf von Monte Cristo", sind berühmt für ihre reichhaltigen Erzählungen und zeitlosen Themen wie Gerechtigkeit und Rache.