Two households on the Yorkshire moors are bound together by Heathcliff, a foundling whose attachment to Catherine Earnshaw hardens into a campaign of revenge that outlasts them both. Emily Brontë's only novel is as much about inheritance and grudge as it is about love.
The story reaches the reader second hand, through a tenant and a housekeeper who each have their own view of what happened, which gives the book its unsettled, gothic atmosphere. This deluxe hardbound edition from Fingerprint Publishing is made with a sturdy binding and good paper, intended for readers who keep their classics rather than pass them on.
What sets it apart:
• Hardbound deluxe presentation built for repeated reading
• Narrated at a remove by Lockwood and the housekeeper Nelly Dean
• Moorland setting shapes the novel's mood throughout
• Covers two generations of the Earnshaw and Linton families
Suited to gothic fiction readers, students of English literature and collectors, published by Fingerprint Publishing and available at Boipoka.