Overshadowing Jane Eyre

 Villette is one of the 'Best Books Told From a Female Perspective' according to GoBookMart.

Villette by Charlotte Brontë

This book is the journey of an English woman, Lucy Snowe, who flees her tragic past in England to settle down in a French boarding school. Full of the delicacy of emotion and tragic sensitivity that characterises women, this one is Brontë’s masterpiece and her last work, overshadowing even Jane Eyre. (Sakshi Nadkarni)

While The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins is one of '12 books you need to read' according to OZY.

‘The Wife Upstairs,’ by Rachel Hawkins

There’s a gated community for ultra elites, a young broke girl with a haunted past and a handsome widower who may be battling ghosts of his own. Fans of Jane Eyre — and fence-sitters too — should give this modern, winking ode to the 1847 classic a chance. Sharp, stormy and rife with new-age Gothic romance, The Wife Upstairs is not quite a retelling, though it shows off customary parallels with Charlotte Brontë’s story. Luckily, the plot comes bearing delicious twists and turns that keep you from getting too comfortable. Enter if you fancy the uncanny feeling of losing your way in a maze made to resemble your favorite place. You’ll come away with a quick fix, and maybe even some reimagined power dynamics! (Kate Bartlett, Sohini Das Gupta and Isabelle Lee)

Cornwall Live has included Maria Brontë (née Branwell) on a list of '50 famous Cornishmen and women who put Cornwall on the map across the world'.

Maria Branwell(1783-1821)

Born and raised in Penzance, Maria met Patrick Brontë while visiting her aunt and uncle in Yorkshire, later becoming the mother of British authors Emily, Anne and Charlotte Brontë and their poet/painter brother Branwell. (Lee Trewhela)

Haworth's 1940s weekend from a Brontë perspective on AnneBrontë.org.