Milady de Winter
- author
- Lucy Catherine
- Narrator
- Miscellaneous
- Length
- 1 hour 53 minutes
- Publisher
- Penguin Random House
- Catalogue #
- 18594
- Categories
- Plays Theatre & DanceHistorical Fiction
- Ratings
- 0 star rating
Young, beautiful and courageous, Milady de Winter is a cunning spy, talented thief, and ruthless killer. She glides with ease through the streets and gilded halls of 17th-century France and England, turning heads or, with a click of her fingers, disappearing anonymously into a crowd.
We first meet her as a young novice, forced by her father to enter a convent against her will. Exploiting her natural charms, she escapes back into the world, where she gains wealth and privilege. But a terrible ordeal at the hands of Athos leaves her penniless and alone.
Fleeing to Paris, she is recruited into the service of the French crown, and schooled in the dark arts of espionage. There, her path crosses that of the Musketeers once more - and, deceived and betrayed by D'Artagnan, she begins a relentless and obsessive quest to destroy them.