Man and Wife

"Man and Wife" by Wilkie Collins delves into the intricate web of marriage, identity, and secrecy in a gripping 19th-century domestic drama. This meticulously prepared edition of a classic explores the dark side of Victorian society through the unsettling lens of bigamy.

Collins, a master of suspense, crafts a compelling narrative centered around forbidden relationships and hidden truths. The story unfolds with the captivating intrigue characteristic of traditional mystery and detective fiction, while simultaneously offering a profound exploration of literary themes relevant to historical fiction. Readers will be drawn into a world where the sanctity of marriage is challenged, and the consequences of deception reverberate through every layer of society. "Man and Wife" is a timeless tale of secrets, lies, and the enduring power of the past.

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