I have this book in my stash since October and I had the chance to read and finish it this Cristmasbreak. I was determined to finish it because there are so many books lining up and there's no turning back. Actually, I was pretty excited to read it because of it's great reviews, a classic and well, a love story. Yes, it's a love story but it's full or revenge, family feuds, personal agendas and ghosts! 
 The book is divided into two point of views, Mr. Lockwood's and Nelly Dean's. It was quite hard to read it at first with Yorkshire accents and everything but I got a hang of it after a few chapters. the book left me sad but happy because of what happened to the first generation which is Catherine Earnshaw-Linton and Heathcliffs's story because their love was damned and wretched. With Heathcliff's schemes of revenge and Cathy's sickness it was a sure-fire sad ending for them, it's not if you count that they lie on along side of each other six feet below the ground. the happy part for me is the story of Catherine Linton-Earnshaw (see the mix up of last names!) and Hareton Earnshaw because they had that happily-ever-after ending with no Heathcliff to hit and treat them as slaves. 
 The character who made my blood boil to a hundred degrees is Linton Heathcliff. Even though he has that illness he is still demanding, rude, and a user. Yes, Heathcliff is full of revenge and has that dark attitude but I think he has the reason to but sometimes I cringe with what he does like when he slapped the second Cathy and pushed Mrs. Dean that caused her to have a damaged spleen. 
 I will give this classic novel a 4 out of 5 stars for it's unending passion and dark nature which gives a new light to the saying, Love Never Dies.