5+ Forbidden Love Books for Free! [PDF]

To increase our digital library, we have created a collection of free books with a very special theme. On this occasion we share with you books of forbidden love in PDF format.

Love, cataloged as impossible or forbidden for certain reasons, leads the characters to perform acts of bravery and incredible feats to defend their affections and the person they love.

Each action leads to a denouement that provokes diverse reactions in the readers. And it is this vivid sensation provoked by the author’s pen that turns these literary pieces into true works of art.

Books such as La Celestina, by Fernando de Rojas, The Sorrows of Young Werther, by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, or Cyrano de Bergerac, by Edmond Rostand, are some of the literary gems that make up our list.

We present to you our selected collection of more than 5 books of forbidden love in PDF format. All of them are literary classics.

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Featured books on Forbidden Love

1) Anna Karenina

Author: Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina was first published in 1877. It had begun to appear in folio form in the journal Russki Véstnik (The Russian Messenger) between January 1875 and April 1877, but its publication was never completed due to Tolstoy’s disagreement with his publisher over the ending of the novel. Therefore, the first complete edition of the text appeared in book form in 1878.

The novel is considered one of the crowning works of realism. For Tolstoy, Anna Karenina was his first real novel. The physical appearance of the title character seems to be inspired by Maria Hartung (1832-1919), the first-born daughter of the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.

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2) Cyrano de Bergerac

Author: Edmond Rostand

Behind a serious appearance hides a man who loves poetry, a talent that he keeps hidden for fear of rejection, but he uses it to help his friends get a partner, this is part of the life of Cyrano de Bergerac, the tough military man who has two facets, although only one of them will prevail.

Cyrano de Bergerac tells us the story of the poet in love with his own first cousin, a beautiful woman who has captivated him, but because of his kinship and his big nose Cyrano does not dare to declare his love, he even prefers to help someone else to conquer her.

A novel that has a lot of humor but at the same time shows the rejection and low self-esteem that a person can have towards himself, which does not allow him to advance in what he really wants, but he lives hiding his true desires.

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3) Wuthering Heights

Author: Emily Bronte

Emily Jane Brontë was a British writer. Her most important work is the novel Wuthering Heights (1847), considered a classic of English literature.

This work was published under the male pseudonym Ellis Bell to circumvent the difficulties that women of the nineteenth century had in the recognition of their literary work.

The novel, initially considered wild and crude by critics, was eventually recognized as the most genuine, profound and restrained expression of the English romantic soul and one of the most important works of the Victorian era.

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