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Catrina's unconventional behaviors are scandalous in Civil War–era Missouri; Stonefield's Creek heritage makes him the target of suspicions. Both are instantly and fervently drawn to each other in this tragic Wuthering Heights–inspired romance. The setting does little to enhance the story, as Lenzi's treatment of racism is more ornamental than insightful. Still, Brontë lovers will appreciate the passionate homage.