Jane Eyre

Orphaned, mistreated, and solitary, Jane Eyre begins life with no prospect of warmth or happiness. Yet her fierce spirit and unyielding integrity never desert her. From the grim hardships of Lowood Institution to the brooding grandeur of Thornfield Hall, Jane’s journey is one of resilience, self-discovery, and a passionate search for independence and belonging.
At Thornfield, employed as a governess to the ward of the mysterious master Mr. Rochester, Jane finds an intellectual equal and a fiery, tumultuous love that seems to promise the fulfilment she has always longed for. But Rochester’s dark past casts a long shadow, harbouring a terrible secret that threatens to destroy their future and everything Jane holds dear.
Forced to choose between her heart and her conscience, Jane must flee into a world of hardship and uncertainty. In her ultimate test, she must learn to reconcile her own moral conviction with the overwhelming power of a love that defies all convention.
A revolutionary novel for its time, Jane Eyre is more than a Gothic romance; it is a profound and enduring story of a woman’s quest for freedom, equality, and a life of passion on her own uncompromising terms. Charlotte Brontë’s masterpiece remains one of the most beloved and influential novels in the English language.