
Length12h 39m
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On the bleak, windswept Yorkshire moors stands Wuthering Heights, a solitary farmhouse battered by the elements and shrouded in mystery. Into this grim place comes Mr. Lockwood, a new tenant, who uncovers a story of all-consuming passion, vengeful obsession, and cruel destiny that has haunted the house for generations.
It begins with the intense, feral bond between Catherine Earnshaw and the enigmatic orphan Heathcliff, a connection deeper than love and more destructive than hate. Their childhood companionship on the moors curdles into a tortured romance that, when thwarted, unleashes a cycle of revenge. Heathcliff, consumed by a rage that transcends death, sets out to destroy everyone associated with his loss—the genteel Linton family of neighboring Thrushcross Grange, Catherine’s own brother, and ultimately, their helpless children.
Emily Brontë’s only novel is a elemental force of nature in literature. More than a tragic love story, it is a profound and unsettling exploration of the dark sides of the human soul—of cruelty, social class, and the way the past poisons the present. Told through a complex web of narratives, Wuthering Heights remains a masterpiece of Gothic grandeur, a raw and unforgettable tale of love and hatred that burns with a fierce, timeless power.
Audiobook details
GenreRomance, Literary Classics, General Fiction
Length12 hrs 39 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1By the Brontë sisters in Cactus catalogue:
19CHAPTER XVIII
2CHAPTER I
20CHAPTER XIX
3CHAPTER II
21CHAPTER XX
4CHAPTER III
22CHAPTER XXI
5CHAPTER IV
23CHAPTER XXII
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6CHAPTER V
24CHAPTER XXIII
7CHAPTER VI
25CHAPTER XXIV
8CHAPTER VII
26CHAPTER XXV
9CHAPTER VIII
27CHAPTER XXVI
10CHAPTER IX
28CHAPTER XXVII
11CHAPTER X
29CHAPTER XXVIII
12CHAPTER XI
30CHAPTER XXIX
13CHAPTER XII
31CHAPTER XXX
14CHAPTER XIII
32CHAPTER XXXI
15CHAPTER XIV
33CHAPTER XXXII
16CHAPTER XV
34CHAPTER XXXIII
17CHAPTER XVI
35CHAPTER XXXIV
18CHAPTER XVII