I haven't read as much HF as I thought this year and looking back at my reads there's only one book I gave 5* to - Kate Lord Brown...

I read My Cousin Rachel ages ago, but thought I’d refresh my memory for this Historical Tapestry spotlight on Daphne Dumaurier- so I read ...

I’ll Never Be Young Again  is Daphne du Maurier’s second novel, first published in 1932. In the opening pages we are introduced to Richa...

Lady Dona St Columb is beautiful, headstrong - and bored. Desperate to escape the pomp and ritual of the Restoration Court, she escapes t...

“No one could walk by night for fear of the of Falcon’s sudden descent into the city when, aided by his followers, he would seize and rava...

“High above the clustered houses and the grey harbour waters of Plyn, the loving spirit smiles and is free.” Although you know I’m n...

" Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again ", With these words, the reader is ushered into an isolated gray stone mansion on...

The Infernal Life of Branwell Brontë by Daphne du Maurier In the introduction to The Infernal Life of Branwell Brontë , du Maurier’...

Set during the English Civil War of the 1640′s, du Maurier retells a lesser known bit of Cornish history as an elderly Honor Harris r...

“Something for nothing – something for nothing” is the mantra that governs the life of Julius Lévy. The story begins in 1860 in France a...

I had absolutely no idea what I was getting myself into when I decided to read du Maurier's Hungry Hill. I wanted to read somet...

I’ve read a number of books and short stories by Daphne du Maurier but Frenchman’s Creek is quite a bit different. Du Maurier once said t...

“Somehow, we no longer seemed to preach the brotherhood of man” In this book du Maurier recounts the tale of her forebears, the Bus...