"The Woman in White" is a Victorian-era mystery novel written by Wilkie Collins and published in 1859. The story is set in England and revolves around a young drawing instructor named Walter Hartright who encounters a mysterious woman dressed all in white on a lonely road one night. This encounter leads him into a tangled web of intrigue involving mistaken identities, unrequited love, madness, and betrayal. The woman in white, who is revealed to be named Anne Catherick, holds a secret that connects her to the wealthy and enigmatic Laura Fairlie. As Walter delves deeper into the mystery, he becomes entangled with the Fairlie family and their sinister connections, ultimately uncovering shocking revelations and dark family secrets. The novel is renowned for its intricate plot, complex characters, and suspenseful atmosphere, making it a classic of Victorian literature.
