A woman in white

William Wilki Collins is a classic of English literature of the 19th century, which went down in history as the ancestor of modern detective literature. The key to the success of the works of Collins, from the pen of which twenty-three novels and four collections of stories and stories came out, was a combination of various genres: the writer skillfully united in his books the melodrama, a detective and a moral-descriptive novel, a generous row, seasoning them with elements of a Gothic novel.
It is in this style that the most famous Roman Collins “Woman in White” was written. It is based on a fascinating story about a gloomy crime, the secret of which is hidden behind the image of a mysterious woman dressed in a white dress