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Titre: Rebecca
Auteur: Daphné du Maurier
Narrateur: Virginie Méry
Format: Unabridged
Durée: 15 hrs and 53 mins
Langue: Français
Date de publication: 04-15-15
Éditeur: Audiolib
Evaluation: 5 sur 5 sur 14 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Résumé de l'éditeur:
Daphné du Maurier et son inoubliable Rebecca dans une traduction incisive qui en restitue toute la sombre violence. A découvrir ou redécouvrir absolument.
Sur la Côte d'Azur, une jeune femme peu sûre d'elle, la narratrice, tombe amoureuse du très riche Maximilien de Winter, d'un rang social plus élevé qu'elle. Ils se marient et partent vivre à Manderley, célèbre et magnifique manoir en Cornouailles. Mais la "présence" invisible de Rebecca, la précédente épouse de Maximilien, est immédiatement perceptible, comme de son vivant, lorsqu'elle dominait le ménage et la maisonnée. Présence obsédante, renforcée par la sévère Mme Danvers, gouvernante du manoir.
Rebecca s'est-elle noyée par accident comme tout le monde le pense ? Quand on retrouve un cadavre, l'enquête est rouverte et de Winter est accusé du meurtre : leur amour survivra-t-il ?
©2015 Éditions Albin Michel pour la nouvelle traduction française. Première édition parue sous le titre : "Rebecca", Daphné du Maurier Browning, 1938, 1965. Tous droits réservés. Traduit par Anouk Neuhoff (P)2015 Audiolib
Avis des membres:
Horrible, chopped up version of a classic
This is a great book - if you get the full book. This Kindle edition doesn't start at the beginning. Rebecca has one literature's most famous first lines: "
Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again". This version skips the first chapter entirely and starts around chapter 3. It is an insult to a wonderful book. Don't make a mistake and get it. You will miss the real depth of the book.
Beautiful!
I am so glad I found this copy. I previously found this same version at a sidewalk sale in Greenwich Village, but then had a friend who permanently
"borrrowed" it. So glad to have this gorgeous replacement. Only one side of the pages is gold, though, which is odd.
One of the best books written!
My favorite book of all time. Such a great read, such creativity. Great character development, as seen through the eyes of a naive, young women, thrust into a world she never imagined. A must read!!!
Still among the best mystery/suspense stories ever!
I LOVE Rebecca!
Du Maurier is still one very fine writer.I have almost every book she ever had published.
Her plotting is great, the atmosphere is terrifically suspenseful, & every chapter is fascinating.Her characters are very, very well drawn.
I read it the 1st time when I was maybe 13, (a looong time ago,oh my, yes), never forgot it, watched the movie, & still think the opening paragraph is probably among the finest ever written! (Still tied for 1st place with Shirley Jacksons' Hill House, in fact.)
I do wish she had at least given her young, yes,sometimes wimpy heroine a name; after all, Maxim gets a great name, so does that witch Danvers, but that's just being picky, picky....
It's still just a great story.
Sure does stand the test of time for this reader!
DuMaurier writes wonderfully and this is a riveting story
DuMaurier writes wonderfully and this is a riveting story. My main reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is a part of the plot I find hard to accept, so it's just a personal preference.
