The William Baffin’s Rose of Persia

A Historical Romance of War, the Sea, and an Unbreakable Love

De: Arion Golmakani

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The William Baffin’s Rose of Persia
Love. War. The sea that never forgets.
When English navigator William Baffin arrives on the Persian Gulf at the dawn of the seventeenth century, he expects charts, tides, and cannon smoke—not a single moment that will alter the course of his life.
Rose, the sheltered daughter of Persia’s most powerful governor, expects safety behind stone walls—until betrayal drags her into the desert and places her fate in the hands of a stranger who does not yet know her name.
Bound by danger, divided by empire, and tested by war, William and Rose are drawn together as Persia and England prepare for a historic campaign against the Portuguese stronghold of Hormuz. From moonlit deserts and guarded gardens to thunderous naval sieges, their love unfolds against the relentless tide of history—where duty demands sacrifice, and the sea claims its due.
When war intervenes and promises are left unfulfilled, Rose must discover what it means to endure when hope itself becomes an act of courage.
The William Baffin’s Rose of Persia is a sweeping historical novel of devotion and resilience—about a woman who becomes a landmark, a man who charts the unknown, and a love that outlasts ships, empires, and time.
Perfect for readers of Hilary Mantel, Geraldine Brooks, and epic historical romances grounded in real events.