Sailors Dream

Thea Able

Sinopsis

"Sailors Dream" plunges readers into the turbulent waters of human ambition and self-discovery. Set against the backdrop of 18th-century maritime exploration, this captivating tale follows James Cook, a young man whose unwavering fascination with the sea shapes his destiny. From wide-eyed boy to seasoned explorer, James navigates the treacherous currents of his own desires, constantly torn between the comforts of land and the irresistible call of the ocean.
As James embarks on his journey from humble beginnings to renowned captain, the novel vividly brings to life the Age of Exploration. The creaking of ships' timbers, the salty tang of sea air, and the bustling energy of colonial ports immerse readers in a world of adventure and discovery. Yet beneath the surface of this seafaring tale lies a profound exploration of the human psyche, delving into the nature of ambition, the price of dreams, and the transformative power of pursuing one's passion to its ultimate conclusion.
Through lyrical prose and introspective narration, "Sailors Dream" charts a course through uncharted territories both geographical and emotional. As James confronts storms, mutinies, and encounters with indigenous peoples, he also grapples with the true cost of his ambitions, forcing readers to question the balance between personal glory and human connection.
This thought-provoking literary fiction invites us to embark on our own voyage of self-discovery, using the vast, unpredictable sea as a mirror for the depths of the human spirit.

Disponible desde: 16/09/2024.

Longitud de impresión: 23 páginas.

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