Sun-like

pazīst dzīvi gan harēmā, gan ārpus pils mūriem, – viņa iesaistās cīņā par varu, un abi ir gatavi uz visu, lai tajā uzvarētu.

Anita Amirrezvani radījusi krāšņu teiksmu par uzticību un nodevību, mīlestību un kaislību, kāda var uzplaukt vien pils mūru iekšienē. Tās varoņi ir pasakainas personības – drošsirdīgi un dedzīgi vīrieši, skaistas un gudras sievietes, kas noraida vai pieņem savu likteni spēlē, kurā piedalās tie, kas alkst varas.

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Anita Amirrezvani
Like the Sun

A story of power, trust, intrigue, and love in the 16th century Iranian court.

Author of the novel "Blood of Flowers"

The year is 1576. Iran is ruled by wealth and dazzling beauty, and it is not lacking in passion, intrigue, and betrayal. Without choosing an heir, the shah dies, and chaos begins in the court. Princess Peri, the shah's young and gifted daughter, longs for the power denied to her because she is a woman. Together with her loyal advisor Javaher—a eunuch who knows life both within the harem and outside the palace walls—she engages in a struggle for power, and both are prepared to do anything to win.

Anita Amirrezvani has created a vibrant tale of loyalty and betrayal, love and passion, which can only flourish within the walls of the palace. Its characters are fabulous personalities—courageous and passionate men, beautiful and intelligent women who reject or accept their fate in a game played by those who crave power.