This book has immediately become one of my favorites. Manderley stands out like a main character in this novel with sights, sounds, and smells so richly described. The unnamed narrator often finds herself daydreaming, imagining hypothetical situations playing themselves out in her head, which is really intriguing. But mostly, it is the crafting of suspense throughout the story that is most impressive--it was as though I were hanging on every word until the very last sentence. A masterful novel in so many ways. 
 And maybe tonight I'll dream of going to Manderley again.