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Monte-Cristo's Daughter

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  1. Monte-Cristo and the Prima Donna

    18:36

  2. A Strangely Sent Epistle

    18:36

  3. The Intruder in the Convent Garden

    17:20

  4. A Stormy Interview

    18:31

  5. Annunziata Solara

    17:45

  6. The Power of a Name

    16:02

  7. In the Peasant's Hut

    16:11

  8. A Sylvan Idyll

    19:57

  9. The Abduction

    28:15

  10. The Countess of Monte-Cristo

    20:41

  11. The Beggar and his Mates

    23:14

  12. Father and Daughter

    15:31

  13. Morcerf's Adventure

    31:21

  14. Zuleika and Mme. Morel

    21:33

  15. An Unexpected Meeting

    18:49

  16. Amid the Colosseum's Ruins

    21:05

  17. Peppino's Story

    17:14

  18. More of Peppino's Story

    16:15

  19. The Maniac of the Colosseum

    16:07

  20. The Isle of Monte-Cristo

    27:17

  21. Zuleika Learns the Truth

    18:20

  22. The Wondrous Physician

    17:52

  23. A Modern Miracle

    16:16

  24. A Desperate Encounter

    17:20

  25. A Visit to the Refuge

    16:15

  26. Vampa and Monte-Cristo

    15:32

  27. The Bandit's Reprisals

    14:51

  28. The Raid on the Bandits

    14:58

  29. Vampa's Trial

    29:19

  30. Joy Unbounded

    16:09

Monte-Cristo's Daughter (1884) is a public domain work.

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About this book

Picking up where Alexandre Dumas left off, Edmund Flagg imagines a life for Zuleika, the daughter of the famous Count of Monte-Cristo. Where the original novel was driven by patient revenge, this sequel turns to the next generation and the romantic entanglements that test Zuleika's heart. Flagg, an American writer with a taste for continuing popular French fiction, keeps the melodrama, foreign settings, and buried secrets of the Dumas world while steering the story toward love rather than vengeance. Readers who finished "The Count of Monte Cristo" wanting more of that gilded, intrigue-filled society will find a companion piece written for exactly that appetite. Offered as a free PDF and EPUB edition.

About the author

Edmund Flagg

Edmund Flagg (1815-1890) was an American author, journalist, and diplomat who wrote novels, travel books, and continuations trading on popular works of his day.

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Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
264
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Jim Locke