Bowen's homage to Rebecca, this entry might or might not be a disappointment to those who have read du Maurier's classic - I've never read it myself, so the plot here was new to me, though I could appreciate the allusions and the tip of the hat to the gothic atmosphere.
The story, homage or not, is well-written enough that I don't think fans of the series will be disappointed. It's not her absolute best (The Twelve Clues of Christmas, imo) but it's well-plotted and the characters are well drawn. Darcy has little page time, as usual, but we get a lot more of Belinda and her background, which I enjoyed. Queenie makes a thankfully brief appearance, but otherwise it's a whole new cast of characters in the wilds of Cornwall, in what ends up to be a delightfully crazy plot.
Eventually though, I'm going to have to cave and read Rebecca.