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Title:
The Count of Monte Cristo
Genre:
Adventure
Crime
Drama
Family
Fiction
Historical Fiction
Literature
Romance
Suspense
Thriller
Psychology
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Series:
The Modern Library Classics
Binding:
Paperback
Narrative:
Third Person
Type of Book:
Fiction
Number of Pages:
1462
Number of Chapters:
117
Date Added:
2018-06-26 16:11:11
Synopsis:
A young man is erased inside a fortress prison.
Years later, Paris is visited by a nobleman with unlimited wealth—and a past no one can place.
Before you turn the first page, ask yourself: who would you become if you had the power to settle the score?
Edmond Dantes is twenty years old when betrayal steals his name, his future, and the woman he loves. Imprisoned in the Chateau d’If and cut off from the world, he survives long enough to learn something most people never understand: power is not strength. Power is knowledge, money, timing, and secrets.
Then the Count of Monte Cristo appears.
He moves through society with perfect manners and perfect information. Friends rise. Enemies prosper. And the people who built their lives on a young man’s ruin begin to feel the ground shifting beneath them—quietly, precisely, inevitably.
The Count of Monte Cristo is the original modern epic: a sweeping, bingeable masterpiece of conspiracy, secret identities, political intrigue, and slow-burn consequence—told with the momentum of a thriller and the moral weight of a tragedy.
Years later, Paris is visited by a nobleman with unlimited wealth—and a past no one can place.
Before you turn the first page, ask yourself: who would you become if you had the power to settle the score?
Edmond Dantes is twenty years old when betrayal steals his name, his future, and the woman he loves. Imprisoned in the Chateau d’If and cut off from the world, he survives long enough to learn something most people never understand: power is not strength. Power is knowledge, money, timing, and secrets.
Then the Count of Monte Cristo appears.
He moves through society with perfect manners and perfect information. Friends rise. Enemies prosper. And the people who built their lives on a young man’s ruin begin to feel the ground shifting beneath them—quietly, precisely, inevitably.
The Count of Monte Cristo is the original modern epic: a sweeping, bingeable masterpiece of conspiracy, secret identities, political intrigue, and slow-burn consequence—told with the momentum of a thriller and the moral weight of a tragedy.
Imprint:
The Modern Library
Author:
Alexandre Dumas
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Publisher:
Random House, Inc.
Barcode:
9780375760303
Country:
United States
Place of Printing:
United States of America
Publication Date:
2002-06-11
Publication Year:
2002
Copyright Year:
2002
Number of Copies:
1
Cover Artist:
Gabrielle Bordwin
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Illustrator:
Andrea Appiani
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Language:
English
Publisher Location:
New York, USA
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$8.45
Automatic Estimated Date:
2026-04-07
Date Added:
2018-06-26 16:11:11
