Living in Switzerland as World War II begins, the De Winters receive a letter from Frank. Maxim tells his wife the truth about Frank - but she works out that which he left out.

After the complete destruction of Manderley, Maxim de Winter is haunted with unwelcome thoughts of his horrible life choices. The war is coming and he and his wife will soon be returning to Cornwall. Will he continue to be trapped in the past or will he be able to move on?

What happened to the de Winters after their self-imposed exile ended?

Many stories have been told of Manderley, Rebecca, and the second Mrs. DeWinter. But none have been told of me. Until now. My story is short but worthy of being told. It was the summer of 1937, a summer I will never forget and will always hold dear to my heart.

We're throwing it back to old-school fanfiction - imaginary epilogue that corrects some of the wrongs the narrator was subjected to. At the very least, everyone deserves a name.

"The house stood as it once did, the first time I arrived fresh from my honeymoon; how innocent I was back then – ignorant of what this world could truly do to someone like me."

The second Mrs de Winter meets the first Mrs de Winter in a dream and has some food for thought

Set one week after the book. After waking from a nightmare, 'I' reflects back on her stay at Manderley, acknowledging her growth and readiness for the future in the process. One-shot.

[Jamaica Inn] 'They were arguing again. He should have known they would spend half the time arguing. He had warned her that Merlyn men did not treat their women well, but he hadn't reckoned on that being unacceptable to Mary Yellan.' Mary has decided it is time to head back to Helford and this time she means it. Mary x Jem. Oneshot.

Really, what can one girl do to modernise Manderley? (Basically crack)

"What business could Mrs. de Winter have alone outside of Manderley? Still, it was not my place to question her. Nor did I wish to-I was grateful that she was not Rebecca." Frank's POV

What happened after the fire? How did the De Winters' begin their exile? Or, an attempt to bridge the gap between the destruction of Manderley and the De Winters' dreary exile.

Retelling of Rebecca in which the enigmatic title character is a vampire. Does this affect the plot? Or will the story ultimately end the same?

I've always wondered if maybe Jack Vavelle was right, did Ben see anything the night Maxim killed the beautiful Rebecca?