Jamaica Inn

Dark secrets surround the infamous Jamaica Inn, which stands lonely in the moors of Cornwall. There, the young orphan Mary finds herself after her mother's death. She is to find a new home with her aunt Patience and her uncle Joss. However, the inn near the rugged, storm-lashed coast is home to dark figures engaged in nefarious dealings – and their leader appears to be Mary's uncle. Mary becomes increasingly entangled in the men's schemes and finds herself in mortal danger. What opaque game is Joss's younger brother Jem, whom Mary has fallen in love with, playing?.