Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are
the same.
A foundling son. A forbidden love. A coveted inheritance.
Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff are wrong for each other in
every way, yet inexplicably drawn together by a force stronger than
themselves. Their love is passionate, dark, obsessive …
and a threat to Catherine’s brother Hindley, who banishes
Heathcliff, determined to make sure Wuthering Heights is his after
their father’s death.
But when Heathcliff returns with money and a burning desire for
both Catherine and revenge, his only goal is to take what’s
his and bring retribution to all involved.
Told from the perspective of Lockwood at Thrushcross Grange
on the desolate and stark Yorkshire Moors years after the events
at Wuthering Heights, this English literature classic explores
the relationship between love, revenge and desire, and the long-lasting
effects on its residents’ heirs.
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Emily Bronte, the younger sister of Charlotte, was an English writer and poet, now best known for Wuthering Heights, which was her only published novel and is heralded as a classic of English literature.
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