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The Woman in White
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ePUB
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Erscheinungsdatum
09.10.2026
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Elm & Ivory PressSeitenzahl
817 (Printausgabe)
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926 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9782700117554
A mysterious woman. A midnight encounter. A secret powerful enough to destroy innocent lives.
Some mysteries begin with a question. Others begin with a stranger appearing from the darkness.
In Wilkie Collins's The Woman in White, young drawing master Walter Hartright encounters a mysterious woman dressed entirely in white on a lonely road outside London. Her strange behavior and desperate circumstances leave him deeply unsettled, unaware that this unexpected meeting will draw him into a dangerous web of secrets, betrayal, and deception.
As Walter becomes involved in the lives of the beautiful Laura Fairlie and the courageous Marian Halcombe, he discovers a world where appearances conceal sinister intentions and powerful individuals will stop at nothing to protect their secrets. With love, identity, and freedom at stake, uncovering the truth becomes an increasingly dangerous pursuit.
Blending psychological suspense, Gothic atmosphere, romantic intrigue, and unexpected twists, Collins crafts a gripping tale that keeps readers questioning whom they can trust.
First published in 1859-1860, The Woman in White is a landmark of Victorian sensation fiction and an influential predecessor of modern mystery and detective novels. Its unforgettable characters, intricate storytelling, and haunting atmosphere continue to captivate readers across generations.
Behind every secret lies a truth. But some truths come at a terrifying price.
Get your copy of The Woman in White today and discover a timeless masterpiece of mystery, suspense, and Victorian Gothic fiction.
Some mysteries begin with a question. Others begin with a stranger appearing from the darkness.
In Wilkie Collins's The Woman in White, young drawing master Walter Hartright encounters a mysterious woman dressed entirely in white on a lonely road outside London. Her strange behavior and desperate circumstances leave him deeply unsettled, unaware that this unexpected meeting will draw him into a dangerous web of secrets, betrayal, and deception.
As Walter becomes involved in the lives of the beautiful Laura Fairlie and the courageous Marian Halcombe, he discovers a world where appearances conceal sinister intentions and powerful individuals will stop at nothing to protect their secrets. With love, identity, and freedom at stake, uncovering the truth becomes an increasingly dangerous pursuit.
Blending psychological suspense, Gothic atmosphere, romantic intrigue, and unexpected twists, Collins crafts a gripping tale that keeps readers questioning whom they can trust.
First published in 1859-1860, The Woman in White is a landmark of Victorian sensation fiction and an influential predecessor of modern mystery and detective novels. Its unforgettable characters, intricate storytelling, and haunting atmosphere continue to captivate readers across generations.
Behind every secret lies a truth. But some truths come at a terrifying price.
Get your copy of The Woman in White today and discover a timeless masterpiece of mystery, suspense, and Victorian Gothic fiction.
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