The Picture Of Dorian Gray

In the dazzling world of Victorian London, where beauty and decadence reign supreme, young Dorian Gray becomes the subject of a striking portrait. Captivated by his own image and tempted by the hedonistic philosophies of Lord Henry Wotton, Dorian makes a dark wish: that his portrait will bear the marks of age and sin while he remains forever young and flawless.
As years pass, Dorian's outward perfection hides a soul consumed by corruption and cruelty. The painting, locked away in secrecy, reflects every transgression, growing more monstrous with each passing day.
Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray is a provocative exploration of vanity, morality, and the cost of living without limits. With its sharp wit and haunting themes, this timeless novel continues to challenge and mesmerize readers.
A story of beauty and its dangerous power, The Picture of Dorian Gray delves into the dark corners of human desire and the price of surrendering to temptation.