Oroonoko

Aphra Behn's Oroonoko (1688) is a pioneering work of early fiction that features a first-person narrative from a female perspective, shedding light on the pressing political, economic, and social issues of its time. Through the harrowing tale of Oroonoko, an African prince who faces enslavement and transportation to the English colony of Surinam, the audiobook reveals the stark realities of the slave trade and the injustices inherent in colonial life.