The Man in the Iron Mask, Vol. I by Alexandre Dumas, Fiction, Classics (Paperback)

from TadAD

The third book about the four musketeers is usually split into three parts, of which this is the last. Do not be misled by the Hollywood adaptations of this book, it's still a story of political intrigue, rather than an adventure novel. It marks the end of the adventures of our four heroes.

from PiyushC

And thus ends the last book of The Three Musketeers series, aka the D'artagnan Romances. Not the greatest of endings. And definitely didn't live up to all the hype and the expectations. 3.5/5

from gypsysmom

This is the third and final episode of the Musketeers story. At the start of the book the musketeers are still in their glory. D'Artagnan is the captain of the Musketeers and has the confidence of the king, Louis XIV. Aramis is a high-ranking churchman (and in fact is the head of a secret society...

from Snukes

A girl in my world literature class gave a book report on this book that sounded exactly like the movie, which I had loved. I wanted to know if she was cheating so I read the book myself. Well... she was cheating. But the book was still good, if REALLY thick in 18th century French politics.

from theokester

First I must admit that even though I've seen a few movie renditions, this is the first time I've read this book. Furthermore, this is the first book I've read by Dumas...and it is kind of a strange place to start considering this is the ending of one of his famous series. The first thing I notic...