Scarce wraparound softcover with minor shelfwear to cover, previous owner's name at top of first page; pages are otherwise unmarked. Contains an insightful extended preface by the author. 365 pages, Corgi Books, 1978. The photograph forms part of the description.

As Emily Bronte's classic Wuthering Heights ended, Heathcliffe had just died, still grieving over the death of Catherine. Over the years, countless readers have wondered if their two descendants, Hareton and young Cathy, would be haunted by their tormented passions. Would they marry and inherit the same tragic destiny of a love that was at once obsessive yet grand? In this fascinating sequel we learn that Hareton and Cathy do marry, but their home is soon disturbed by the startling appearance of Heathcliffe's son Jack - a dark secret all these years. Jack has the same fierce attractiveness of his father and the will to use it. The inhabitants of Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange seem fated to relive the primeval passions and hostilities of their forebears....