A stirring historical drama, with characters based on du Maurier's own family, set against the events of the French Revolution

A coming-of-age novel of adventure and love, ranging over early twentieth century Europe, told by a master storyteller.

A haunting thriller, set in Italy, from the mistress of suspense, Daphne du Maurier

By the author or "Wilfred and Eileen". While making a speech attacking modern art, Sir Alfred Munnings is taken back 40 years to a special time and place. Major Evans, listening to him on the radio, is also flooded with memories, and wonders how everything changed in both their lives.

Daphne du Maurier's chilling short-story collection, the title story was famously made into a film by Hitchcock - perfect for the Halloween and Christmas markets.

A masterful exploration of doubling and identity, and of the dark side of the self. One of du Maurier's most accomplished novels.

Offering a bounty of lost or forgotten strange and Gothic tales set in Cornwall, Cornish Horrors explores the rich folklore and traditions of the region in a journey through mines, local mythology, shipwrecks, seascapes, and the coming of the railway and tourism.

A brilliant piece of historical fiction. A tale of overweening ambition set during the Napoleonic Wars and based on du Maurier's own great-great-grandmother.

A moving love story set during the Civil War.

A powerful, exuberant romance this is Daphne du Maurier's first novel which shows her beginnings as a great writer

A collection of eight chilling stories by the author of 'The Birds' and 'Don't Look Now', introduced by Sally Beauman

Inspired by true events, The Lamplighters is the story of three men who vanish from a remote lighthouse. Twenty years later, the mystery of their disappearance still haunts the heartbroken women left behind. Rich with the salty air of the Cornish coast, this is a sweeping drama that will bring you to tears, even as you can't look away.