Tennis balls of heaven. Fry S.

Ned Maddstone - Balovy of Fate. He is beautiful, smart, rich and even noble. He has a loving father and a beloved girl. But he also has enemies. And once an evil school joke turns the life of Ned, deprives him of everything: freedom, love, father, condition. From now on, instead of all this, he has madness and a fierce desire to take revenge.

“Tennis balls of heaven” is a sophisticated parody and a transformation into the modern way of “Count Monte Cristo”, a funny, energetic and smart book worthy of the original. Stephen Fry does not at all exploit the famous novel by Dumas, but fills him with new meanings and nuances, managing to add fascination. This is a kind of “adult” version of “Monte Cristo”, a real gift for everyone who, in childhood, holding their breath, leafed through the pages of the book of Dumas.