The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

In the glittering world of Victorian London, the young and beautiful Dorian Gray makes a fateful wish—that his portrait should age while he remains forever young. As he indulges in every pleasure and sin imaginable, his outward charm hides a dark and terrifying secret. His portrait, locked away from prying eyes, bears the marks of his corruption, growing ever more grotesque with each passing year. A mesmerizing exploration of vanity, morality, and the cost of unchecked hedonism, Oscar Wilde’s only novel is both dazzling and deeply haunting. This cautionary tale challenges readers to consider the price of eternal youth and the true nature of the soul.