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Rebecca's Tale

Yazan: Sally Beauman
Seslendiren: Juliet Stevenson, Robert Powell
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April 1951. It is twenty years since the death of Rebecca, the beautiful first wife of Maxim de Winter. It is twenty years since the inquest, which famously - and controversially - passed a verdict of suicide. Twenty years since Manderley, the de Winters' ancient family seat, was razed to the ground. But Rebecca's tale is just beginning...

This is Sally Beauman's companion to Daphne du Maurier's classic tale, Rebecca.

©2001 Sally Beauman (P)2002, 2013 AudioGO Ltd 20th Century Family Life Genre Fiction Gothic Historical Horror Literary Fiction Romantic Suspense Suspense Thriller & Suspense Kurgu
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brilliant to listen to the other side of how Rebecca came to be how she was.

GREAT SEQUILE TO MY FAVOURITE BOOK AND FILM

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I have read this book many times and thought I would get the audio book too. It doesn't disappoint. It's a wonderful story bringing to life daphne du mauriers Rebecca and giving her a wonderful background story.

Amazing

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I am not literary and can only be brief . I enjoyed this sequel, voices were very good and the plot amazing. A very good read and can take repeat reads very well

excellent sequel

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A plausible notion faithful to and going beyond Daphne du Maurier's mysterious novel, Rebecca. The tempo is gentle and considered, rather in keeping with the pace of country life in the first half of the twentieth century. Very satisfying.

Meticulously constructed narrative beautifully delivered by Juliet Stevenson and Robert Powell

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Superb writing and beautiful narration- I had already heard Juliet Stevenson narrate and found her to be sublime- Robert Powell is new to me and is now a firm favourite.
Writing a prequel/sequel to a great novel like Rebecca was always going to be risky, but on the whole I found the story to be firmly in character and sit seamlessly with the original. In general the characters( new and old) were interesting and thought provoking. The only character development I did not like was that of the 2nd Mrs De W. By presenting Rebecca as a more human,sensitive character I felt it left the 2nd Mrs de W as very flawed, weak and delusional and seen with a lot less sympathety than in Rebecca. It seemed like the writer wanted to present these strong women: Rebecca, Ellie etc and then as an after thought-present the 2nd Mrs de W as this creeping mouse, but unlike in Rebecca , a creeping mouse who didn't know the real story etc Yes, Mrs de W had always been the mousy one , but this story did not reflect the gross, debauchery that was Rebecca: incest, sex etc and I felt that,it should have. 5 *

Brilliant writing and narration

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