Mrs. de Winter

Mrs. de Winter
ISBN-10
0786200510
ISBN-13
9780786200511
Category
Fiction
Pages
492
Language
English
Published
1993
Author
Susan Hill

Description

The sequel to Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca returns to the world of Manderley and the haunting presence of Rebecca in the lives of Maxim de Winter and his young bride. (General Fiction).

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