Wuthering Heights

Many years ago, feeling sorry for the nameless orphan, the owner of the estate "Wuthering Heights" decided to take the boy into his home and raise him alongside his own children. The adopted child grew into a proud and cruel young man, passionately in love with the estate owner's daughter. Their mutual feelings promised happiness. So why now, years later, does the wind knock at the windows of her nursery at night and request to be let in with a woman's voice? "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë is a classic of Gothic literature. This exquisite exploration of love and villainy is a novel about fierce passion that leads to cruelty, and how the sins of the parents reflect on the destinies of their descendants. The book is published in its unadapted version. Enjoy the blood-curdling work of Emily Brontë in its original form.