No Name

No Name, published in 1862, is a gripping sensation novel by Wilkie Collins. It follows the story of Magdalen Vanstone, a spirited young woman who is rendered illegitimate after her parents’ sudden deaths and loses her inheritance. Determined to reclaim her birthright, she adopts disguises and embarks on a daring course of deception and resilience. The novel explores themes of identity, gender, and legal injustice with melodramatic flair and suspenseful plotting, cementing Collins’s place as a master of Victorian popular fiction.