This is the sequel to Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier. It is now England and Maxim De Winter and his second wife are trying to start over after Manderley burned. But their lives are still haunted by Rebecca.
I enjoyed reading the sequel after so many years of thinking about Rebecca - the first book.

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This book is a worthy successor to Rebecca.

A captivating novel. If you liked Rebecca you will like this too. I would like to read more novels like this.

This is the sequel to Rebecca and a great read.

Since Manderley burned, tormented Maxim de Winter and his demure second wife have fled the ghosts of a dark, unspoken yesterday. And now they have come home to England--to bury what was and to start anew. But the sensual warmth of a golden autumn cannot mask the chill of a lingering evil. For Ocotober's gentle breeze whispers that Rebecca--beautiful, mysterious, malevolent Rebecca--is haunting their lives once more.

The author makes up her story about the first Mrs. deWinter from the famous duMaurier sstory, "Rebecca." Somebody else has done this for the mad first wife (crazy, that is) from "Jane Eyre." My husband read this book and said it was pretty good. That's all I know.

This a sequel to the classic Rebecca. A good mystery.

Nice book that wraps up the loose ends from the original, Rebecca.

If you loved Rebecca, this is a great sequel. It was hard to tell that it was written by a different author.

Great follow-up to Rebecca. Consistent in style and themes. I really enjoyed it.

sequel to 'rebecca'.

'For twelve years, in so many ways we had been as one, everything had been shared, there had been no secrets. Yet the past still held secrets, the past threw its shadows, and the shadows sometimes separated us.'

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