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Le Cirque des Rêves, a magical, enchanting circus that mysteriously appears and vanishes at night, serves as the setting for The Night Circus. The two young magicians, Celia Bowen and Marco Alisdair, who are tasked with a fierce fight led by their mentors, Prospero the Enchanter and the enigmatic Mr. A. H., are the subjects of the story. As Celia and Marco's rivalry grows more apparent to them and the stakes in this "game, "which is more than just a contest but also a battle of wills that could have disastrous effects on both rivals. They are antagonists, but they fall deeply in love, which further complicates their relationship. The circus itself is a living thing with a complex connection to their fates.
As the performers become more aware of the actual purpose of the competition and its effects on their lives, tensions become more intense. Celia makes a decision to end the game while preserving the magic of the circus and its inhabitants when accidents occur and the safety of the circus is endangered. In the end, Celia and Marco find themselves bound to the circus as spirits, which intertwines their destinies with those of other important characters as a result of a series of dramatic occurrences involving betrayal and sacrifice. The novel ends with a look back in time, indicating the circus's enduring legacy.

Table of Le Cirque des Rêves (The Circus of Dreams)

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Volume 1