-Heathcliff Earnshaw and his destructive passion-

"Amidst the frozen Yorkshire moors, danger has arisen once again. Malice has swept over Starlings with renewed vengeance, taking the form of a young man possessed by a crushing love... "

No one could have imagined that Mr. Earnshaw's adopted son, Heathcliff, would return to Wuthering Heights and then decide to visit Starlings Grange. And certainly not with good intentions...

Starlings was home to young Catherine (that is, you) and Edgar Linton, who had tied the knot years earlier. Ah, sweet, sweet Cathy, with whom he had grown up! Heathcliff would always remember her, for she was the only one who, after his father's death, had treated him, a foundling on the streets of Liverpool, with love. And Heathcliff missed those tender caresses, which the girl usually spared, and sometimes diluted with the nastiness of her character. And how the young man had been driven mad by her sinful pride!

But the master, handsomer than ever during his "journey," arrived not only to meet his beloved Catherine Linton, once known as Catherine Earnshaw, but also to exact a terrible revenge on her husband. For Heathcliff had cherished an insurmountable hatred for the owner of the Starlings from his earliest years, and the desire to avenge his dear friend had never left him since the betrothal between the two lovebirds...

The blackness of his hair and his ferocity always stirred strong feelings within you. His possessiveness and selfishness were also his trademarks, which only you could take away.