This is based on the novel by Daphne du Maurier. I thought it could be interesting to re-invent Maxim's revelations, only filling in the blanks this time. Reviews are most welcome. Characters and main plot belong to Daphne du Maurier

The new Mrs. de Winter is sitting on the bench under the chestnut tree. Lost in her thoughts she is realising that Mrs. van Hopper had been right, she has probably done a big mistake in marrying Maxim... As usual, I do not own the characters and I am not a native speaker. Reviews welcome. Thank you.

It's night time at Manderley and strange things are happening... As usual, I do not own the characters and I am not a native English speaker. Reviews are very welcome :) Thank you and enjoy my next little shortcut.

Mr de Winter and his 2nd wife are out for dinner on their first anniversary and she remembers what their first year had been like. Credits go to Daphne du Maurier for the original book. And once again I have to say, please be kind, I am not a native speaker. Thank you.

This is one shot is written as a summary of how I would have wished a sequel to the 'Rebecca' movie or book. It's written in Maxim's POV. I know I'm by far not as good as Mrs du Maurier herself or Susan Hill or anybody who had written a sequel and again, I am not a native speaker, but I still hope you like my little piece of work. Reviews are very welcome.

What happened to old Danny when she, convieniently, disappeared from Manderly moments before it went up in flames.

Rebecca's thoughts as Max is about to kill her. Written in hopefully Du Maurier's style.

Have you ever thought of what Mrs Danvers might've thought when she first saw the narrator arrive at Manderley? Here's what I thought. This is based from the book version since I've only seen half of the movie. Please read and review.

I always wondered why Rebecca was the way she was. What happened in her past that caused her to do the things she did? Rated T just to be safe.

SPOILERS. A prologue to the novel "Rebecca" by Daphne DuMaurier, from the POV of Maxim. I do not own the characters, film, or book, only my words. T for violence.

Because Maxim De Winter and his second wife deserve a happier ending. Or is it?

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

Maxim de Winter and his wife are tired of living as vagabonds, but neither of them are willing or ready to ask the other to return to England. Even if they do decide to return, can they keep Rebecca from having the last word? -Oneshot

Based on the book, not the movie. Written for school, Maxim as he does the unforgivable. Oneshot.

The new Mrs.DeWinter reflects on Maxim's previous life with Rebecca in her own mind.

We've heard bits and pieces about what happened to Rebecca on the night that she was killed. But what really happened? Rebecca's POV of her last day alive. From the book Rebecca, by Daphne du Maurier. One-shot.

Alternate ending: Maxim is convicted at the trial and put to death. Mrs de Winter, distraught and hurting, attempts to move on with her life and raise the son Maxim never knew.

Even in exile from England, today is just like yesterday, and the day before that. Today is perfectly ordinary. Oneshot, bookverse, musing. More a character study than anything.

Maxim reflects on how he really feels about his wife. One-shot.

Yes, of course I love Maxim. Why would you think otherwise? Revolves mostly round the ending of the novel. The second Mrs De Winter reflects, and as usual, misses the point.

What happened after that terrible night at Manderley? Will Maxim de Winter and his wife EVER live happily ever after?

ONE SHOT from the POV of Maxim as he muses on his relationship with Mrs de Winter, all the while comparing her to Rebecca.

Max dewinter returns to manderly and finds and unexpected surprise