The woman in white (book review)

The woman in white is a novel written by Wilkie Collins in 1859 and published in 1860. 

Synopsis:

The woman in white first appears at night on a lonely heath near London and is next seen at a grave-side in Cumberland and talk with Walter Hartright that thanks to Professor Pesca will work like drawing teacher in Limmeridge House where will meet with Laura Fairlie and will fell in love with she and meet with Marian Halcombe, Laura's half-sister.

Laura have to marry with Sir Percival Glyde and her marriage life isn't good. Marian have to help she when she can and she maintains de contact with Walter. Sir Percival Glyde marries with Laura only for her money, but Anne Catherick is the way to know the secret of Sir Percival and separated him from Laura.

Opinion: 

I like this book because have a lot of  mystery and the end is not like you imagine. Is a book wich if don't put atention you will be lost and won't understand nothing.

I read this book in english so was a little bit difficult but I understood all and I liked it.

Now I hear that there is a film about this book and I will see it this summer if I find it.