On the isolated moors of northern England, a story is born in which love does not save — it condemns.
Wuthering Heights, by Emily Brontë, follows the intense and destructive relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, marked by obsession, pride, revenge, and a bond that transcends time and death.

This edition presents a translation by Carlos Ferreira, preserving the rawness, psychological intensity, and dark atmosphere of the original 1847 text, distancing itself from romanticized versions. Readers will encounter a classic rendered in fluid language, respecting the rhythm, dialogue, and emotional tension that have made this novel one of the most powerful works in English literature.

A compelling Gothic novel about extreme passion, human conflict, and the consequences of loving without limits.