1. 492
   Jane Eyre de Charlotte Brontë (roby72, Olivia_Atlet_Writer)
2. 303
   Rebecca de Daphne Du Maurier (Bonzer)
3. 172
   La llogatera de Wildfell Hall de Anne Brontë (Catreona, Olivia_Atlet_Writer)
4. 152
   Lluny del brogit del món de Thomas Hardy (lesleymc)
5. 166
   El Conte número tretze de Diane Setterfield (brightbel, coffee.is.yum)
6. 122
   My Cousin Rachel de Daphne Du Maurier (Bonzer)
7. 123
   The Mill on the Floss de George Eliot (roby72)
8. 80
   Persuasió de Jane Austen (sturlington)

   sturlington: Persuasion is the antidote to Wuthering Heights.

9. 62
   La dona de blanc de Wilkie Collins (ainsleytewce)
10. 20
    Casa de nines de Henrik Ibsen (lucy.depalma)
11. 42
    Northanger Abbey de Jane Austen (kara.shamy)
12. 20
    Windward Heights de Maryse Condé (TheLittlePhrase)
13. 32
    The White Earth de Andrew McGahan (Sassm)

    Sassm: This is an offbeat recommendation, but I believe it's a good one. The White Earth is another well written book in which the landscape is closely entwined in a rather gothic tale of human interaction.

14. 32
    Historia de Manon Lescaut de Abbé Prévost (roby72)
15. 32
    La Dama de les camelies de Alexandre Dumas (peleiades22)
16. 88
    Ethan Frome de Edith Wharton (opf)
17. 11
    A True Novel de Minae Mizumara (lottpoet)

    lottpoet: Retelling of Wuthering Heights in post-World War II Japan.

18. 22
    Moonfleet de John Meade Falkner (elizabeth.a.coates)

    elizabeth.a.coates: Both have very vivid settings that are well-described

19. 22
    Dina's Book de Herbjørg Wassmo (Eustrabirbeonne)

    Eustrabirbeonne: Lord David Cecil's classification for the characters in "Wuthering Heights" - children of calm and children of storm - may be applied to Herbjorg Wassmo's book, and especially the eponymous heroine. What a child of storm we find in the tall, dark, savage, sensual, ruthless figure of Dina!… (més)

20. 01
    The Shivering Sands de Victoria Holt (VictoriaPL)

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