Bold, dramatic, and ahead of its time, Roxana by Daniel Defoe is a powerful novel that explores ambition, survival, and moral conflict through the life of a remarkable woman in 17th-century Europe. Abandoned and left without support, Roxana refuses to accept a life of poverty and instead makes daring choices to secure wealth and independence.

As she rises through society, wealth and admiration cannot silence her guilt or fear. Defoe tells a gripping story of success mixed with regret, exposing the emotional cost of ambition. The novel explores female independence, power, identity, and conscience, making it surprisingly modern in its themes.

Perfect for readers who enjoy classic fiction, historical drama, and psychological storytelling, Roxana is both an exciting narrative and a deep moral study. It stands as one of English literature’s earliest and most intriguing portrayals of a complex female protagonist.

PUBLISHER: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

BINDING: PAPER BACK

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

PAGES: 330