"Daphne du Maurier's haunting story of the young girl who married the romantic Max de Winter and found herself at grips with the ghost of the beautiful Rebecca, former mistress of Manderley.
A novel of almost sinister suspense which has remained a best seller for over thirty years."

"When "Rebecca" came out in 1938, Ms du Maurier suddenly found herself, to her great surprise, one of the most popular authors of the day. The book went into thirty-nine English impressions in the next twenty years, and has been translated into more than twenty languages. Sir Laurence Olivier starred in the film under Hitchcock's direction."

"Her three most popular novels were all inspired by her Cornish home, Menabilly, where she and her family lived for over twenty years."

Sent today to my partner in the St Piran's Sweepstakes; the cover is different, but I could not resist this picture of the Hitchcock film...
I hope you'll enjoy it, as well as the little extra something. :)

Received in the St Piran's Day exchange. Thank you.

I've tried reading this a couple of times but I couldn't get into it. Sorry

Sending for an OBCZ

Received today from Dolph1n and headed for my obcz or LFL very soon

Thank you

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