Rebecca
A young bride arrives at the great house Manderley and finds it still ruled by the memory of her husband's first wife.
Curated list · 6 books
Six books of mystery and suspense for the darkest month of the reading year, from a gothic Cornish manor to a murder on the Nile.
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A young bride arrives at the great house Manderley and finds it still ruled by the memory of her husband's first wife.
At a small New England college, a clique of classics students is drawn into a crime that slowly unravels them. The reader knows the ending from page one and cannot look away.
In 1327, a Franciscan friar and his young novice investigate a string of deaths in a secretive Italian abbey with a labyrinthine library.
In postwar Barcelona, a boy discovers a forgotten novel in a secret library of books and sets out to learn what became of its author.
A glamorous cruise down the Nile turns deadly when a young heiress is murdered, and Hercule Poirot is among the passengers.
In 1947 a young American searching for her missing cousin is drawn into the story of a woman who spied behind enemy lines in occupied France during the First World War.