Synopsis
Snow cuts Wuthering Heights off from the world. A guest dreams of a girl at the window, begging to come home. Her name shatters the composure of his forbidding host: Catherine.
Years earlier, Heathcliff was a homeless boy brought into the Earnshaw household. Humiliated and denied an education, he found freedom on the moors with Catherine. But she chose marriage to the gentle, wealthy Edgar Linton, believing she could secure a future without betraying her deepest bond. Heathcliff heard her say marriage to him would degrade her, and vanished.
When he returns with money and old wounds, longing becomes revenge. Debts and marriages bind two families to his will. Even Catherine's death cannot end his obsession; the next generation must bear its cost. Yet her daughter and Hareton begin to discover a tenderness their elders could not sustain.
Beyond the locked doors, the moors wait. Can those born into this feud escape it—or will love demand another sacrifice?