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Third in the popular and sensational novels by Anne Golon. Quite erotic at the time, and they do have a small amount of historical content. In this installment our lucky and libidious heroine is kidnapped from Crete sold into slavery in Barbary, and stabs a local sultan, and escapes back to France, all while looking for her first husband de peyrac. They are more fun than a Conan novel. ( )
Angélica parte a Marsella tras la pista de su marido. Ahora sabe que sobrevivió al accidente cuando lo trasladaban a prisión, después de su “muerte fingida” en la hoguera. El Rey ha prohibido que salga de París, y la sigue la policía. Aún así consigue embarcar hacia Candía, hacia donde se encamina la siguiente pista de su marido. En el camino son asaltados por el pirata "El Rescator", y después un motín de los Galeotes la lleva hasta otro pirata. Ahora es una esclava.
Vendida como esclava, en una subasta, consigue escapar, para de nuevo caer en las manos del Rey de Marruecos. Allí en su harén la libertad será más difícil, pero nada consigue quebrantar su espíritu.
I read this series of "Angelique" books when I was 16-17 years old - I thought it was cool that they were translated from French. I liked the exotic settings (geographically and historically) and I liked the idea that she could get out of any situation and the passionate parts were just icing on the cake. At that time I had no idea what a bodice ripper novel was and probably wouldn't pick it up today. I rated as I would have when I read them. ( )
Informatie afkomstig uit de Engelse Algemene Kennis.Bewerk om naar jouw taal over te brengen.
The original French title is Indomptable Angélique, literally, Indomitable Angélique; it was published in English both as Angélique in Barbary and as Angélique and the Sultan.
This is actually book 4 in the series. In the UK the first two novels Angélique: The Marquise of the Angels and Angélique: The Road to Versailles were originally published together in an 800-plus page volume, entitled Angélique, and is thus Book 1 and Book 2 so the numbering on various published editions may be confusing.
Nieposkromiona Angelika is the Polish translation of Indomptable Angélique (1960), published in English as Angélique in Barbary (also Angélique and the Sultan).
Unbezähmbare Angélique is the German edition of Indomptable Angélique, translated into English as Angélique and the Sultan (also found as Angélique in Barbary).
Angélique, a legyőzhetetlen is the Hungarian edition of Indomptable Angélique (literally, in English, Angelique, the insurmountable), translated into English as Angélique and the Sultan (also found as Angélique in Barbary).
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