One of this author's characters whistles "The Last Rose of Summer" and wants to grow roses when heretires. In another of this author's novels, the obese Count Fosco betrays and is murdered by an Italiangroup called the "Brotherhood." He wrote a work in which art teacher Walter Hartright discovers LauraFairlie resembles an asylum escapee named Anne, while in another work Godfrey Ablewhite is murderedafter pocketing the title object. This author of Armadale collaborated with his friend Charles Dickens inwriting the story "A House to Let." In one of his novels, the title object is a stolen diamond eventuallyreturned to India. For 10 points, name this British author, who pioneered detective fiction in The Woman inWhite 
One of this author's characters whistles "The Last Rose of Summer" and wants to grow roses when heretires. In another of this author's novels, the obese Count Fosco betrays and is murdered by an Italiangroup called the "Brotherhood." He wrote a work in which art teacher Walter Hartright discovers LauraFairlie resembles an asylum escapee named Anne, while in another work Godfrey Ablewhite is murderedafter pocketing the title object. This author of Armadale collaborated with his friend Charles Dickens inwriting the story "A House to Let." In one of his novels, the title object is a stolen diamond eventuallyreturned to India. For 10 points, name this British author, who pioneered detective fiction in The Woman inWhite and The Moonstone.
One of this author's characters whistles "The Last Rose of Summer" and wants to grow roses when heretires.
William Wilkie Collins