Basil
Wilkie Collins
Experience the gripping Victorian drama of Basil, the second novel by celebrated author Wilkie Collins. Originally published in 1852, this classic work of fiction explores themes of social class, forbidden love, and deception. The story follows Basil, a young man from a high-status family who falls deeply in love with Margaret Sherwin, the daughter of a tanner. Their secret marriage leads to a complex web of intrigue as Basil discovers the unsettling influence of his father-in-law's clerk, Mr. Mannion. This compelling narrative challenges the protagonist's perceptions of love and virtue in a rigid society. Perfect for fans of 19th-century literature, this edition offers a captivating look into Collins' early storytelling prowess. Product Summary: Basil by Wilkie Collins is a classic Victorian novel featuring a dramatic tale of forbidden love and social conflict in 19th-century England. This paperback edition provides an engaging reading experience for fans of historical fiction and classic literature.
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