The Tenant of Wildfell Hall; Including Introductory Essays by Virginia Woolf, Charlotte Brontë and Clement K. Shorter

Set against the backdrop of the mysterious Wildfell Hall, the story unfolds through letters from Gilbert Markham, who recounts his encounter with a young widow shrouded in scandal. As she faces slander and isolation, a local man becomes her ally, uncovering her tragic history. Noted for its unsettling themes, this novel stands out among the Brontë family's works, showcasing Anne Brontë's bold narrative. With a modern edition featuring a new biography, it appeals to fans of classic literature and those familiar with the Brontë sisters.