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Ali Pasha ruled a corner of the Ottoman Empire with charm, cunning, and cruelty. Ali Pacha reads like a true crime story set in the 1800s, full of betrayal and power struggles.

Alexandre Dumas tells this real history with the same energy he brought to his novels. You will find it hard to believe one man caused so much chaos.

A country boy gets swept into the chaos of the French Revolution, right as the Bastille falls. Angel Pitou mixes big history with the story of one ordinary person caught in the middle.

Alexandre Dumas published this in 1853 as part of a larger series. He makes revolution feel exciting and personal at the same time.

Behind every king stands a fool who sees more than anyone else. Chicot the Jester is a fast-paced tale of sword fights, politics, and loyalty in 1500s France.

Alexandre Dumas published this in 1846, and it has the same energy as The Three Musketeers. The jester Chicot is clever, brave, and impossible not to like.

Love and power collide at the court of King Louis XIV, where a young woman becomes the king's favorite. Louise De La Valliere is a story of romance and royal intrigue.

Alexandre Dumas brings the French court to life with duels, secrets, and betrayal. If you love history mixed with drama, this book delivers.

Joachim Murat went from being a soldier to a king, and then lost everything. Murat tells the true story of one of Napoleon's boldest allies.

Alexandre Dumas brings history to life with drama, detail, and a sharp eye for character. Murat's rise and fall reads like a novel, even though it's all true.

On a small island near Naples, love and betrayal collide in a story that moves fast and hits hard. Nisida is one of Alexandre Dumas' lesser-known tales, full of passion and revenge.

Alexandre Dumas is famous for The Three Musketeers, but he also wrote short, sharp stories that grab you from the first page. This is one of them.

A royal wedding turns into a bloodbath in 16th-century Paris. Queen Margot is Alexandre Dumas at his most exciting, telling a story of love, betrayal, and survival during the French Wars of Religion.

Alexandre Dumas based this on real events, including the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre. The action is fast, the danger is real, and you will not want to stop reading.

The musketeers are older now, but France still needs their swords and their loyalty. Ten Years Later continues the story of D'Artagnan and his companions as they face new enemies and royal intrigue.

Alexandre Dumas wrote this massive sequel with the same energy as The Three Musketeers. It is packed with action, friendship, and the drama of the French court.

In 1670s Holland, a man risks everything to grow a flower no one has ever seen. The Black Tulip is a story of jealousy, prison, love, and the hunt for a perfect bloom.

Alexandre Dumas set this novel during real political turmoil in the Netherlands. It's lighter than his other books, but just as hard to put down.

The Borgia family used poison, power, and the Church to rule Italy. The Borgias reads like a crime thriller set in Renaissance Rome.

Alexandre Dumas tells their true story with the pace of a novel. If you like history full of scheming and betrayal, this book delivers.

A cruel Roman nobleman terrorizes his own family until they fight back. The Cenci is a true story of abuse, murder, and a trial that shocked all of Rome.

Alexandre Dumas tells this Renaissance tragedy with the pace of a thriller. The question of justice at the heart of this story is still hard to answer.

During the French Revolution, a band of royalist outlaws robs coaches to fund a king's return. The Companions of Jehu is a fast adventure full of loyalty, danger, and divided hearts.

Alexandre Dumas weaves real history with romance and action. If you liked The Three Musketeers, this novel has the same energy and pace.

A young sailor is betrayed by his friends and locked in a fortress for fourteen years, but when he escapes, he comes back rich, powerful, and ready to destroy everyone who ruined his life. The Count of Monte Cristo is the greatest revenge story ever told.

Alexandre Dumas wrote a novel that asks whether revenge brings peace or more pain. At over a thousand pages, it never drags because every chapter raises the stakes.

The French Revolution tears a country apart, and one woman stands at the center of it. The Countess of Charny follows love, betrayal, and survival as a whole world collapses.

Alexandre Dumas brings the Revolution to life through people you care about. History becomes personal when you see it through the eyes of those who lived it.

A group of loyal guards protects a weak French king while enemies plot on every side. The Forty-five delivers sword fights, political games, and romance set in 16th-century France.

Alexandre Dumas brings the French Wars of Religion to vivid life. If you enjoy historical adventures with big casts and constant action, this novel won't let you down.

A young man falls deeply in love with a woman that society looks down on. The Lady of the Camellias is a love story where class, illness, and family pressure stand in the way of happiness.

Alexandre Dumas based this on a real love affair from his own life. The novel later inspired the opera La Traviata, and its emotional ending still moves readers after all these years.

A prisoner has worn an iron mask for years, and no one knows who he really is or why he must stay hidden. The Man in the Iron Mask is the final chapter of the Three Musketeers saga.

Alexandre Dumas built this story on a real historical mystery. It is full of loyalty, betrayal, and the kind of twists that made Dumas famous.

A diamond necklace meant for the queen of France sets off a scandal that shakes the throne. The Queen's Necklace is a true-to-history tale of tricks, greed, and royal drama.

Alexandre Dumas based this novel on real events before the French Revolution. If you enjoy palace plots and cunning characters, this story delivers.

A young man named d'Artagnan travels to Paris to become a musketeer and meets three loyal friends. The Three Musketeers is a story of sword fights, friendship, and daring adventures at the French court.

Alexandre Dumas wrote this in 1844, and it became one of the most popular novels ever. "All for one and one for all" started here, and the spirit of the book still thrills readers today.

The Musketeers are back, older but no less daring, caught up in royal plots and the mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask. The Vicomte De Bragelonne is the grand final chapter of the Musketeers saga.

Alexandre Dumas filled this novel with loyalty, betrayal, and unforgettable scenes. If you loved The Three Musketeers, this is where their story reaches its powerful end.

During a civil war in France, two brave women lead the fight while the men are away. The Women's War is a historical adventure where the strongest characters are the women.

Alexandre Dumas set this novel during a real 17th-century conflict. If you enjoy bold characters and fast-paced action rooted in history, this story is for you.

The Musketeers reunite two decades later, older and on different sides of a new conflict. Twenty Years After is a story about loyalty tested by time, politics, and change.

Alexandre Dumas showed that the best friendships can survive even the hardest disagreements. If you loved The Three Musketeers, this sequel gives you more action and deeper characters.

A young officer falls in love with a general's daughter in imperial Russia, and the romance turns deadly. Vaninka is a short, intense story about passion that crosses every line.

Alexandre Dumas based this on real Russian history. It is dark, fast, and shows what happens when love and pride collide with no way out.