James Tully

Noted criminologist James Tully became fascinated by inconsistencies he found in the accounts of the lives and deaths of the Brontes. So dark and unexpected were the results of his searches, he decided to tell the story in the form of a novel. He has created a controversial and compelling account of this most famous Victorian family.

The Secret History of the Mysterious Events at Haworth

The Crimes of Charlotte Brontë

Sarah Escorsa

What an interesting read! I found it all very plausible but I think it would have been nice to know what facts were fiction and which ones were real. The only problem I had with this book is that it really dragged on and on and became quite repetitive. Still, I'm glad I had a chance to read this book, which was really interesting.

Deborah Meades

Narrated by the parsonage maid, Martha Brown, a historical tale of mystery, obsession, and murder chronicles the lives and fates of the four Brontd siblings, detailing their extraordinary literary endeavors, the marriage of Charlotte to the local curate, and the strange deaths of the four siblings. Reprint.

The Crimes of Charlotte Brontë The Secret History of the Mysterious Events at Haworth

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