No Name

Published in 1862, 'No Name' by Wilkie Collins tells the story of sisters Norah and Magdalen Vanstone, who are left destitute after their parents' deaths reveal they were born out of wedlock, rendering them 'Nobody's Children' under English law. As their uncle Michael seizes their inheritance, the sisters must navigate a society that has turned against them. While Norah accepts her fate, the ambitious Magdalen seeks revenge and plots to reclaim her rightful fortune with the help of a cunning swindler. This novel explores themes of identity, gender, and social justice in Victorian England.