Armadale

In 'Armadale,' Wilkie Collins weaves a complex narrative filled with themes of identity, deception, and fate. The novel features intricately detailed characters and a plot driven by psychological depth, typical of Collins's contribution to the sensation genre of Victorian literature. Set against a backdrop of English society and the dark undercurrents of family secrets, the story revolves around the lives of two men sharing the same name, with overlapping fates that lead them into a web of sini ...