Clandestine Classics perpetrates/publishes a new erotic retelling of a Brontë classic. After
Jane Eyre and
Wuthering Heights, now it is Anne Brontë's turn. Is your chance to immerse in Mr Huntingdon's sexual perversions... we are very thrilled. Very, very, thrilled. So thrilled... Will we ever see the end of these tiresome erotic mashups?
The Tenant of Wildfell HallTanith Davenport and Anne Brontë
Total-e-Bound
ISBN: 978-1-78184-444-1 (ebook 6 September 2013)
ISBN: 978-1-78184-631-5 (paperback 20 September 2013)
Cover Artist: Posh Gosh
Into the quiet village of Lindenhope comes Helen Graham, an attractive young widow and mother. Living alone with her son at Wildfell Hall, her seclusion attracts curiosity from the local people, in particular Gilbert Markham, whose interest in her is soon edged with desire—and Helen, despite herself, begins to reciprocate his love for her.
But when scandalous rumours begin to circulate about Helen’s behaviour, Gilbert is filled with anger and jealousy. Helen attempts to clear her name by offering Gilbert her diary, which reveals the dark, passionate story of her former marriage to debauched rake Arthur Huntingdon, whose sexual and sensual desires fill her with excitement and pleasure but precipitate a gradual descent into hell.
Gilbert believes he could forgive her anything, but the lies continue to spread, threatening Helen’s peace of mind and, above all, her physical safety. Will the secrets of Helen’s past get in the way of their future?
It would be that much more difficult to make the points Anne Made about education, money and, frankly personal autonomy and power, with this new spin.
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