Dead Men Don't Duel: and Other Tales of the Three Musketeers
by Monsieur de Tréville (author), John J. Binder (Editor), 13/9/2019
These recently discovered adventures, which were written by Monsieur de Tréville himself, show a different side of Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and d’Artagnan. They overcome the obstacles facing them with intelligence, shrewdness, and cunning, and also diplomacy, as well as through bravery and their expertise with various types of weapons. In each case the full story is told in Dead Men Don’t Duel for the first time, and the plot twists and endings will surely take the reader by surprise. While the book is a “requel” to the The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas, because these stories also occur largely from 1622 to 1625, insight into the backgrounds of the major characters is provided as well. All for One and One for All!