Twenty Years After

Twenty years apart. One call—and the Musketeers ride again. Twenty Years After (1845), by Alexandre Dumas, is the gripping sequel to The Three Musketeers, reuniting d'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis in a France torn by political unrest and civil war. Two decades have passed since their youthful adventures, and the once inseparable friends now follow different paths—loyalty, ambition, and conscience dividing them. Yet when destiny calls, they must face intrigue, betrayal, and danger once more, as the struggle between monarchy and rebellion threatens the kingdom. Brimming with sword fights, political drama, and emotional depth, Dumas masterfully explores how time changes men—but not the unbreakable bond of brotherhood. Suspenseful and full of unforgettable characters, Twenty Years After is both a thrilling continuation and a mature reflection on loyalty, honor, and friendship.