Miss Morris and the Stranger ('How I Married Him')

Set in the late 19th century, this work by Wilkie Collins reflects his significant contributions to literature, particularly in the detective genre. Collins, who rose to fame in the 1860s, is celebrated for pioneering the detective novel with works like The Moonstone, which T.S. Eliot praised as a foundational text. This edition celebrates Collins' legacy and the enduring impact of his storytelling. The book is part of a collection of classic works being republished in accessible, high-quality formats, preserving their literary significance for modern readers.