"Twenty Years After" is the sequel to Alexandre Dumas' epic tale of love, loyalty and revenge, "The Three Musketeers," and features all of the surviving characters from the first book, now two decades older but no less willing to fight for their honor: d'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos and Aramis - the famous Musketeers - along with the evil Count Rochefort, the servant Planchet and the benevolent Queen Anne.

D'Artagnan, once a promising cadet, has watched his career stall and now finds himself under the thumb of Cardinal Richelieu's successor, the equally powerful and scheming Cardinal Mazarin. What's more, the son of the late Milady is bent on revenge for his mother's death and is on the hunt for d'Artagnan and his friends to repay them for this perceived injustice.

Filled with thrills, intrigue, sword fights and political machinations, "Twenty Years After" is Book Two of the d'Artagnan Romance novels and is presented here in its original and unabridged format.