Who is the woman in white—and why does her story refuse to stay buried?

First published in 1859, The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins is one of the earliest and most influential mystery novels ever written. Blending suspense, romance, and psychological intrigue, the story begins with a chance nighttime encounter that draws an ordinary drawing teacher into a web of deception, stolen identity, and dangerous secrets.

Told through multiple narrators, the novel unfolds like a case file, revealing clues piece by piece as tension builds. With unforgettable villains, atmospheric settings, and a relentlessly gripping plot, Collins created a new form of storytelling that paved the way for modern detective fiction.

This classic novel explores themes of justice, obsession, and the vulnerability of women in Victorian society, while keeping readers in suspense until the final revelation.

Inside this eBook, you'll experience:

One of the first great mystery and sensation novels

A masterful plot driven by secrets and identity

Gothic atmosphere and psychological tension

A landmark work that shaped crime and suspense fiction

Widely read and studied for over a century, The Woman in White remains essential reading for fans of classic mysteries and Victorian literature.

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