Blind Love

Blind Love is the final and unfinished novel of the renowned Victorian novelist Wilkie Collins, best known for pioneering the detective genre with works such as The Woman in White and The Moonstone. Due to Collins's deteriorating health and eventual death in 1889, Blind Love was completed by his friend and fellow novelist Sir Walter Besant, based on Collins's detailed notes and outlines.
Set against a backdrop of political unrest and moral ambiguity, Blind Love tells the story of Iris Henley...