Books like The moonstone and The woman in white by Wilkie Collins
First publish date: 1937
Genre: Literary Fiction/Classic Literature
Authors: Wilkie Collins
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A pioneering English detective story in which a priceless diamond, once stolen from a Hindu idol and presented to a young woman on her eighteenth birthday, disappears again, sparking intrigue and danger.
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A 19th-century sensation novel in which two sisters are branded illegitimate after their parents’ untimely deaths, cutting them off from inheritance and social standing.
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An elderly writer’s grim confession unfurls a lineage of intrigue, inheritance, and hidden rivalries, as father and son wrestle with fate and a haunted legacy in Victorian England.
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Two lovers, separated in childhood, repeatedly cross paths as adults, only to be torn apart again. Collins weaves intrigue with bigamy, embezzlement, and Victorian moral dilemmas into their tragic romance.
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A Texas Ranger and a group of paranormal investigators solve a case of murder and disappearance in San Antonio.
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A short story by Wilkie Collins in which a woman grasps her husband's possible innocence after a Scottish Verdict of "Not Proven."
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Inspector Joseph French tackles a diamond mastermind as he follows a trail from London to South America in this gripping detective mystery.
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Wilkie Collins’ early 19th‑century tale follows married women caught in society’s strict customs, revealing the emotional trials of bigamy and the legal constraints that shape their lives.
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A dramatic 1874 novel by Wilkie Collins about two sailors, Frank Aldersley and Richard Wardour, whose rivalries intensify during a doomed Arctic expedition, forcing them to confront betrayal, guilt, and survival.
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Lieutenant Sigrid Harald investigates the murder of a relic of New York's Gilded Age in this atmospheric police procedural mystery set in Gramercy Park.
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A nurse and former marine meet the woman he loves and try to rebuild their lives after a heart-breaking event that changes everything in their lives, including their children and the men they love, in a small town in the Virgin River valley in California. The stories are told as a series of connected Christmas stories that intertwine and build on each other, creating a beautifully crafted collection of love stories, adventure, and Christmas cheer.
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