Le comte de Monte-Cristo

Le Comte de Monte-Cristo est un roman d'aventure classique d'Alexandre Dumas. Publié initialement en feuilleton en 1844-1846, il raconte l'histoire d'Edmond Dantès, un jeune marin injustement emprisonné. Après quatorze ans passés au Château d'If, Dantès s'évade et découvre un trésor caché sur l'île de Monte-Cristo. Se faisant connaître sous le nom de Comte de Monte-Cristo, il entreprend une quête de vengeance contre ceux qui ont comploté sa ruine.

Ce récit épique d'injustice, d'évasion et de vengeance est un chef-d'œuvre de la littérature française. Avec ses personnages inoubliables, son intrigue captivante et ses thèmes intemporels, "Le Comte de Monte-Cristo" continue de captiver les lecteurs du monde entier.

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