The phenomenon of the Bronte sisters is truly a unique phenomenon in the history of English literature. Nature, like a two-faced Janus, endowed the daughters of the provincial pastor Patrick - Charlotte (1816-1855), Emily (1818-1848) and Anne (1820-1849) - with a generous gift of writing, but she did not give any of them the opportunity to have an heir. Patrick Bronte's family died with him, for he himself was destined to outlive his many household members. What is the answer to such merciless and incomprehensible machinations of the evil Rock? The author of the book is trying to lift the veil of this terrible secret.