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Much is made in this work's publicity of its homage to Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca, which is not surprising. There's an almost scarily magnetic husband, a somewhat gauche second wife gingerly following a universally admired first one, and a misty, strikingly beautiful estate—though it's high in the North Carolina mountains and has a nocturnal garden instead of the sea. But while the narrative is pushed along by the que...Log In or Sign Up to Read More