The Brontes

All three Bronte sisters died tragically young, but their writing — full of hunger, rebellion and rage — remains the unsurpassed summit of romantic fiction.

Raised in isolation on the Yorkshire moors, the three Bronte sisters produced a collection of novels unique in English literature. Profound, mystical and passionate, these are stories which once read, can never be forgotten. They contain some of the most memorable characters in literature — Catherine Earnshaw, haunted by the death of her mother in child-birth; the mesmerising gypsy foundling Heåthcliffe and the passionate Cathy; and the tragic Mr Rochester and his saviour Jane Eyre. --back cover