The protagonist of one of this author's novels goes to Central America to paint ruins after his love interest marries Sir Percival.
The protagonist of one of this author's novels goes to Central America to paint ruins after his love interest marries Sir Percival. Another of his novels features a dreamy-eyed opium addict with two-toned hair named Ezra Jennings, as well as Drusilla Clack, who idolizes the religious huckster Godfrey Ablewhite. Walter Hartright defeats the evil Count Fosco in one of his novels, in which Marian (*) Halcombe investigates the similarity between Anne Catherick and Laura Fairlie. Robinson Crusoe devotee Gabriel Betteredge narrates most of this man's most famous novel, in which Sergeant Cuff and Franklin Blake, who marries Rachel Verinder, solve the mystery surrounding a stolen diamond. For 10 points, name this author of The Woman in White and The Moonstone.
The protagonist of one of this author's novels goes to Central America to paint ruins after his love interest marries Sir Percival.
Wilkie Collins [or William Wilkie Collins]