A woman in white

The “Woman in White” begins with a terrible meeting of Walter Hartvet with a mysterious woman dressed in white, on the London Road flooded with moonlight. Walter gets a drawing teacher in Farley’s estate, it would seem that it can happen, but Walter is involved in the ominous intrigues of Sir Persival Glaid and his “charming” friend Count Fosko, a fan of white mice, vanilla sweets and poison. Madness wanders along the corridors of English suburban and crazy houses. This work is the first representative of the Victorian novel with elements of Gothic, romanticism and psychological realism.
Another great novel of Collins is a "moonstone", which is often called the best detective of ever written, but it was the story of a “woman in white” that captured Wilk Collins that he asked for a woman in his tombstone in his tombstone White and other works. "