Blind Love

Blind Love, completed by Walter Besant after Wilkie Collins' death, is a novel that explores the theme of unrecognized flaws in love. First published in 1890, it tells the story of Iris, a virtuous woman who loves the morally corrupt Henry Norland, unaware of his true nature. The book also addresses significant social issues of the time, including the Irish Question and women's rights, making it notable for its commentary on societal challenges.