Wichrowe Wzgórza (ang. Wuthering Heights) − jedyna powieść Emily Jane Brontë. Została wydana pod męskim pseudonimem Ellis Bell w 1847 roku.

Now, in a style faithful to Bronte's original, Haire-Sargeant chronicles Heathcliff's adventures during his three-year absence from Wuthering Heights.

But, what happened in those intervening years to turn him from a wild creature into that gentleman? Emily Brontë left that part of her story a mystery. Lin Haire-Sargeant ingeniously fills in Heathcliff's missing years.

"It would degrade me to marry Heathcliff now..." Cathy's immortal words from Wuthering Heights change Heathcliff's life. At just seventeen years of age, heartbroken and penniless, he runs away to face an unknown future.

Chronicles Heathcliff's journeys when he left Wuthering Heights for three years.

Two of the most fascinating characters in the novel are Hareton Earnshaw, the son of Hindley and Frances, and Cathy Linton. The development of their characters and their relationship is one of the most interesting aspects of the novel.