Romola by George Eliot AUDIOBOOK

George Eliots Romola is a sweeping historical novel set in 15th-century Florence—a city in political upheaval, cultural transformation, and spiritual awakening. Written with Eliots characteristic depth and psychological insight, the novel immerses listeners in the intellectual and moral struggles of the Renaissance through the eyes of its compelling heroine. Romola, the intelligent and idealistic daughter of a blind classical scholar, finds her life forever altered when she marries Tito Melema, a charming but opportunistic Greek émigré. As Florence is shaken by the rise and fall of the fiery preacher Savonarola and the collapse of the Medici regime, Romola must navigate betrayal, loss, and moral crisis. Her journey evolves from romantic disillusionment to spiritual and ethical awakening, as she searches for personal integrity in a city fraught with political ambition and religious fanaticism. Eliot brings the grandeur of Renaissance Italy to life with vivid historical detail, philosophical complexity, and emotionally resonant characters. Romola is not only a tale of personal growth and resilience—its also a powerful meditation on loyalty, justice, and the meaning of true virtue in turbulent times. This audiobook delivers an immersive experience of one of George Eliots most ambitious works, perfect for fans of literary fiction, historical epics, and richly drawn female protagonists. Audiobook time & format : 23h50m16s, OPUS, 1.14 Go Audiobook free extract time & format : 5m (see below to listen), WAV Instant Access After Checkout - Professionally Generated Audio