The Fallen Leaves

<p>In <em>The Fallen Leaves</em> Wilkie Collins explores themes of social justice personal redemption and the consequences of moral choices. The novel follows Amelius Goldenheart a young idealist who returns to England after being raised in a utopian community. His attempts to navigate a corrupt and hypocritical society lead him into a web of intrigue and social dilemmas. Through sharp critique Collins tackles issues such as class disparity and the treatment of women blending suspense with social commentary.</p><p><br></p>