Armadale

In 'Armadale,' Wilkie Collins masterfully intertwines themes of identity, guilt, and moral ambiguity within a complex narrative structure that reflects the Victorian era's fascination with crime and psychological depth. The novel unfolds through the lives of two men named Armadale, revealing a web of deception, revenge, and tragic love, all encapsulated in Collins's signature blend of suspense and melodrama. His innovative use of multiple narrators and shifting perspectives invites readers to n ...