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Rebecca (more info)
Composed by: Daphne du Maurier
Emma Fielding, reader


1. Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again - 4:44
2. We can never go back again, that much is certain - 4:15
3. I wonder what my life would be today... - 5:33
4. "What brings you here?" - 4:31
5. The morning after the bridge party - 4:15
6. There was a strange air of unreality about that luncheon... - 4:50
7. Mine was a happy mood that afternoon... - 4:12
8. What gulf of years stretched between him and that other time... - 3:58
9. I am glad that it cannot happen twice... - 4:44
10. I did not notice the slowing down of the car... - 5:59
11. Packing up - 3:32
12. "You haven't started a cold, have you?" - 5:52
13. We went up in the lift to the first floor... - 2:39
14. I went to Mrs Van Hopper... - 3:34
15. We came to Manderley in early May... - 4:25
16. We went together up the flight of steps - 4:04
17. I got up slowly... - 4:08
18. I could see she despised me... - 3:35

Rebecca (more info)
Composed by: Daphne du Maurier
Emma Fielding, reader


1. I had never realized, of course... - 4:24
2. I turned away into the hall again... - 3:04
3. And when the telephone rang... - 4:44
4. When I heard the sound of the car in the drive - 3:19
5. I stood for a moment outside the morning-room... - 3:47
6. At that moment the door opened - 4:19
7. We watched the car disappear round the sweep of the drive... - 4:02
8. We threw more stones... - 4:13
9. I wondered if there was any string in the boat-house... - 3:08
10. I went across the shingle - 3:35
11. I walked slowly across the hall to the library - 4:06
12. I could not forget the white, lost look in Maxim's eyes - 3:27
13. In the car going home I sat in my corner - 5:10
14. I did not see much of Mrs Danvers - 4:16
15. Frith left the room and we were alone again - 3:18
16. She went out of the room... - 4:38
17. Maxim had to go up to London at the end of June - 4:23
18. As I wandered across the lawn to the terrace - 3:41
19. The man wheeled round suddenly and saw me - 4:52
20. He walked out on to the drive... - 2:51

Rebecca (more info)
Composed by: Daphne du Maurier
Emma Fielding, reader


1. I was uncertain which way to go - 4:45
2. Then I heard a step behind me - 5:42
3. Her fingers tightened on my arm - 4:44
4. It was one Sunday, I remember... - 3:55
5. In the evening, when I was changing for dinner... - 3:09
6. The great day dawned misty and overcast... - 5:24
7. The band were changed... - 4:51
8. I began tearing at the hooks of my dress... - 3:52
9. I felt I had forfeited her sympathy by my refusal to go down - 2:51
10. I think I fell asleep a little after seven - 3:18
11. I could not go on sitting in my bedroom any longer - 3:54
12. I passed through the door to the west wing... - 4:47
13. I stood before her helplessly - 2:59
14. She pushed me towards the open window - 3:56
15. It was Maxim - 3:22
16. I left him and walked towards the path through the woods... - 6:14
17. Maxim was standing by the window - 5:10
18. I was aware of no feeling at all... - 6:37

Rebecca (more info)
Composed by: Daphne du Maurier
Emma Fielding, reader


1. He lit a cigarette... - 4:41
2. I came back after dinner... - 6:49
3. I could hear the murmer of Maxim's voice in the little room beyond - 3:32
4. At five minutes to one I heard the sound of a car in the drive... - 4:30
5. The inquest was to be on the Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock - 6:07
6. The policeman was bending over me... - 4:07
7. I did not hear Frith come in at the door - 3:52
8. The door opened and Maxim came into the room... - 4:35
9. Maxim walked slowly across the room - 4:28
10. "You have just made a serious accusation against de Winter." - 3:37
11. Ben stepped awkwardly into the room - 4:25
12. At last she was silent again - 5:47
13. Mrs Danvers shook her head slowly - 4:12
14. When I awoke the next morning... - 6:53
15. We went and stood by the car - 4:44
16. It was quiet and happy and friendly in the restaurant - 3:40
17. I climbed over and sat beside him... - 2:32

Reviews

Rebecca (Apr 17, 2008)
Reviewer:Vicki S.
Totally awesome recording. I've been listening to audio books for several years and this leaves them all at the stop light! Dramatic, convincing, totally riveting! I highly recommend Rebecca.