
Wuthering Heights
Emily Brontë
1847
Two people love each other, but fate, family, or society stands in the way of their union.
Romance and dynamics · Star-Crossed Lovers

Emily Brontë
1847

F. Scott Fitzgerald
1925

Madeline Miller
2011

Taylor Jenkins Reid
2017

Suzanne Collins
2008

V. E. Schwab
2020

Diana Gabaldon
1991

Paullina Simons
2000

Colleen McCullough
1977

Laini Taylor
2011

Stephenie Meyer
2005

Lauren Kate
2009

Becca Fitzpatrick
2009

Erin Morgenstern
2011

Neil Gaiman
1999

Lauren Oliver
2011

Isaac Asimov
1955

Ann Radcliffe
1794

Charles Dickens
1861

Kazuo Ishiguro
2005

Ian McEwan
2001

Stendhal
1830

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
1808

Carlos Ruiz Zafón
2001

John Green
2012

Neal Shusterman
2016

Maggie Stiefvater
2012

Michael Ondaatje
1992

Ernest Hemingway
1940

Thomas Hardy
1891

Edith Wharton
1920

Zora Neale Hurston
1937

Adam Silvera
2017

Genevieve Gornichec
2021

Alice Hoffman
1995

Anya Seton
1954

Audrey Niffenegger
2003

Rebecca Ross
2023

Chloe Gong
2020

Margaret Rogerson
2017

Ken Grimwood
1986

Tahereh Mafi
2011

E. Lockhart
2014

Marie Lu
2011

Ally Condie
2010

Victoria Aveyard
2015

Aiden Thomas
2020

Leo Tolstoy
1878

William Goldman
1973

Leo Tolstoy
1869

Jojo Moyes
2012

Lord Dunsany
1924

Robinne Lee
2017

Joe Haldeman
1974

Blake Crouch
2016
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