The Borgias

"Power knows no limits, and ambition no bounds in the hands of the Borgias."A captivating historical account that delves into the notorious lives of one of the most powerful and scandalous families of the Italian Renaissance. Part of Dumas’ Crimes Célèbres series, this book recounts the rise and fall of the Borgia family, whose name became synonymous with ambition, corruption, and intrigue.Led by Rodrigo Borgia (Pope Alexander VI), his ruthless son Cesare Borgia, and his enigmatic daughter Lucrezia Borgia, the Borgias wielded immense power both in the Church and in the political arena. Dumas vividly portrays their web of political alliances, murders, and secret plots that shocked Europe and left a lasting imprint on history.With a masterful blend of historical detail and dramatic storytelling, The Borgias exposes the darker side of ambition and the lengths to which people will go for power. A gripping tale of crime, passion, and betrayal, this book offers readers a fascinating journey into one of history’s most infamous families.This edition contains even a Note on the Literary Reception of the Book Worldwide.