Dorian Gray has it all — youth, beauty, and a portrait generous enough to age for him. Swept up by the dangerously charming Lord Henry Wotton and his philosophy that the only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it, Dorian plunges headfirst into London’s most glittering excesses — and emerges, year after year, entirely unscathed. Unmarked. Impossibly perfect. The portrait, however, is having a very different experience. Wilde at his most razor-sharp and most seductive. A novel that asks whether a beautiful life and a good one have anything to do with each other.