About this book
Alroy Romani by Benjamin Disraeli sweeps listeners into a vivid, high-stakes saga of ambition, faith, and rebellion set against the crumbling order of the 12th-century East. Disraeli’s historical fiction follows the magnetic figure of Alroy, a Jewish leader whose rise illuminates the tensions between exile, identity, and power as Seljuk sultans and regional rulers reshape the map of the Middle East.
Richly atmospheric and steeped in period detail, the novel conjures Jerusalem’s shadowed tombs, shifting courts, and the fragile politics of a waning caliphate. Themes of messianic hope, honor, love, and the cost of leadership play out amid military conflict and courtly intrigue, while Disraeli’s eloquent prose blends literary ambition with the drama of war stories and political maneuvering. The work captures both the sweep of history and the intimate struggles of characters caught between tradition and change.
Ideal for fans of historical fiction, literary classics, and historical war narratives, this audiobook brings Disraeli’s commanding voice to life for modern listeners. Choose Alroy Romani if you crave an evocative historical epic that explores identity, religion, and power with stylistic flourish and moral complexity.
