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Mrs De Winter - Susan Hill

Description: ISBN 0099284782 / Author: Susan Hill / Genre: Fiction / Out of the fire-wracked ruins of Manderley, could love and renewal rise phoenix-like from the ashes of the embittered past? First published in 1993, this is the story of Maxim and the second Mrs de Winter. After ten years ... more

Mrs De Winter - Susan Hill ... it seemed as if happiness could be theirs, but the vengeful ghost of Rebecca was still there, casting its long shadow over them.

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