Wuthering Heights

On the windswept cliffs of the Pacific Northwest, some loves refuse to die. Heath Blackwood arrived at Wuthering Heights with nothing—a refugee child taken in by a wealthy family more out of obligation than kindness. Catherine Earnshaw was wild, fearless, and his entire world. Their connection was instant, absolute, and forbidden. When Catherine chose security over soul, marrying the refined Edgar Linton instead of the boy who loved her beyond reason, she believed she could have both worlds. She was wrong. Years later, Heath returns—no longer powerless, no longer poor. He's built an empire on cryptocurrency and rage, and he's come back to claim everything that was denied him. But Catherine is dying, Edgar is broken, and the next generation is already caught in the crossfire of a revenge that knows no boundaries. In 2025, obsession looks different. It texts at 3 AM. It monitors social media. It buys the estate where it was once humiliated and turns love into a weapon. Some stories are too powerful for any single era. Emily Brontë's gothic masterpiece explodes into the present day—where technology amplifies passion, wealth can't heal wounds, and the only thing more dangerous than loving Heath Blackwood is being loved by him. "A love that transcends time. A revenge that transcends reason." Modern adaptation of this timeless classic by Jasmine Deatherage