Don't Look Now

Daphne du Maurier penned some of the most captivating and unsettling novels of the 20th century. In works such as "Rebecca," "My Cousin Rachel," and "Jamaica Inn," she masterfully turned ordinary life's minor conflicts, including love, sorrow, and envy, into the substance of terrifying dreams. Her less renowned yet equally impactful short stories allowed her creativity to roam freely, crafting tales filled with relentless tension.