1850. All of Paris cannot tear itself away from “The Three Musketeers” and “The Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas. Few people know that in the writer’s house, seventy “literary slaves” write new chapters of his masterpieces. Dumas's success cannot but arouse envy. Alexander's latest work provokes large-scale political unrest throughout the country. The writer's reputation and life are at risk. But he didn’t write the article. To save himself, Dumas must team up with his enemy - a woman whose hatred is as strong as his fear.