by David Coward, Alexandre Dumas
The second third of the third Musketeers book. Pretty damn boring, honestly. It spends alot of time setting up some very simple things that didn't need so much effort, and neither Louise nor Louis XIV are very interesting characters in it. Nonetheless, very important as setup to the greater story, a...
It's 1661 and Louis the XIV is taking over the reign of government from his ministers. D'Artagnan is captain of the Musketeers, Aramis is now a bishop, Porthos is as big, strong and hungry as ever and Raoul, the son of Athos, is still madly in love with Louise De La Valliere. What we do see of Arami...
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