No Name

"No Name" by Wilkie Collins plunges into a world of Victorian secrets and family drama, exploring the devastating consequences of illegitimacy. When a legal technicality throws two sisters' lives into turmoil, stripping them of their inheritance and social standing, they must navigate a landscape of hidden identities and societal prejudice.

This classic novel, a masterful blend of literary fiction, mystery, and gothic elements, delves into the complexities of Victorian society and the vulnerability of women within it. Collins masterfully crafts a narrative of suspense and intrigue, where the past casts a long shadow over the present and the pursuit of justice becomes a desperate struggle. Experience the timeless appeal of this meticulously prepared edition, where the themes of identity, inheritance, and the enduring power of family secrets continue to resonate.

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