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After the burning of Manderley, Mrs de Winter seeks her own petty vengeance after discovering that Mrs Danvers survived the fire.

by a turn of baffling events, Freddina finds herself wed to Maxim de Winter - she soon moves into Manderly, rich and happy as ever, when she discovers, that he is not all that he seems, and he harbours many secrets.... including his very pretty, very much alive ex-wife. - crack rewrite of Rebecca - DISCLAIMER: we do not own the characters or anything except the plot, all rights go to Daphne du Maurier - UPDATES EVERY FRIDAY -

Secrets as elusive as deep, translucent jade. Hidden beneath layers of polished facade. In the grandeur of a Victorian mansion, beneath polished facades lie secrets as enigmatic as strands of jade, waiting to be discovered. Betrayal and deception threaten a family's fragile unity. Will Rene become entangled in her family's perilous game where innocence and guilt blend, like the veiled depths of precious jade? Detective Adira grapples with an agonizing choice that could shape the destiny of those involved. The truth remains elusive, and the delicate balance between her commitment to justice and her growing fondness for Rene teeters on a precipice. Amidst the shadows of their past, a haunting presence lingers, an unseen ghost of their decisions waiting to reveal itself. The jaded secrets await, their consequences hidden in the shadows.

A city in chaos. A glittering ball, wild and foreboding. Youthful insouciance and rebellion hitting the town. Star-crossed lovers defending their love against the odds. Shadows of a dying world plagued with corruption and injustice. Death and tragedy, love and hate. Dancing vampires. Presenting the great hits from European musical theater, including Roméo et Juliette, Rebecca, Mozart L'Opéra Rock, Mozart! Das Musical, Starmania, Tanz der Vampire, and more in English.

"Why are you a pirate?" "Why do you ride horses that are too spirited?" "Because of the danger, because of the speed, because I might fall." "That is why I'm a pirate." Lady Dona St. Columb makes a sudden visit with her children to Navron, her husband's remote estate in Cornwall, in a fit of disgust with her shallow life in London court society. There she finds that the property, unoccupied for several years, is being used as a base by a notorious French pirate who has been terrorising the Cornish coast. Dona finds that the pirate, Jean-Benoit Aubéry, is not a desperate character at all, but rather a sensitive man with deep philosophical views of life, cultured and more educated than her doltish husband and the rest of the men of her society, and together they embark upon a quest rife with danger and glory, one which will force Dona to make the ultimate choice: will she sacrifice her lover to death, or risk her own life to save him?